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123      database. See `Managing token databases`_.
488 See `Managing token databases`_ for information about the ``database.py``
586 Token databases
588 Token databases store a mapping of tokens to the strings they represent. An ELF
593 Token databases contain the token, removal date (if any), and string for each
648 Managing token databases
650 Token databases are managed with the ``database.py`` script. This script can be
661 etc.), archives (.a), or existing token databases (CSV or binary).
669 databases are great for checking into a source control or for human review.
670 Binary databases are more compact and simpler to parse. The C++ detokenizer
671 library only supports binary databases currently.
688 Token databases may be updated or created as part of a GN build. The
777 package, and instantiate it with paths to token databases or ELF files.
800 The C++ detokenization library uses binary-format token databases (created with
1021     databases.
1026     takes just a few lines of code, and token databases can be embedded in