How was fonts.png generated?

[OnlineCop]

The fonts.png image contains a mixture of ASCII and Unicode characters.

There are 7 rows; the top 6 are 8x8 pixels; the bottom row is 8x12 (width x height).

From left-to-right, we have:
(0x20: space)	! (0x21: exclamation mark)	" (0x22: double quote)	# (0x23: octothorpe)
$ (0x24: which is rendered as a ~, except in row 7)	% (0x25: percent)	& (0x26: ampersand)	' (0x27: single quote)
( (0x28: left paren)	) (0x29: right paren)	* (0x2a: asterisk)	+ (0x2b: plus)
, (0x2c: comma)	- (0x2d: hyphen)	. (0x2e: period)	/ (0x2f: forward-slash)
0..9 (0x30..0x39: digits 0-9)	: (0x3a: colon)	; (0x3b: semi-colon)	< (0x3c: left angle bracket, which is rendered as a left arrow in rows 1-5)
= (0x3d: equal sign)	> (0x3e: right angle bracket, which is rendered as a right arrow in rows 1-5)	? (0x3f: question mark)	@ (0x40: at sign, which is rendered as a downward chevron in rows 1-5)
A..Z (0x41..0x5a: uppercase A-Z)	[ (0x5b: left bracket)	\\ (0x5c: backslash)	] (0x5d: right bracket)
^ (0x5e: chevron, which is rendered as a stylized x in rows 1-5)	_ (0x5f: underscore, which is rendered as a blank space)	` (backtick) | `a..z (0x61..0x7a: lowercase a-z)
{ (0x7b: left brace, not rendered)	\| (0x7c: pipe, not rendered)	} (0x7d: right brace, not rendered)	~ (0x7e: tilde, not rendered)

These constitute the ASCII characters; there are a handful of accented characters that follow, although they are rarely used:

á (a-acute)	à (a-grave)	â (a-circumflex)	ä (a-diaeresis)
é (e-acute)	è (e-grave)	ê (e-circumflex)	ë (e-diaeresis)
ó (o-acute)	ò (o-grave)	ô (o-circumflex)	ö (o-diaeresis)
ú (u-acute)	ù (u-grave)	û (u-circumflex)	ü (u-diaeresis)
ß (sharp s)	ñ (n-tilde)	ç (c-cedilla)	… (ellipsis)

Is there an SDL font that we could use instead? Preferably one with better Unicode support?

[z9484]

I would guess that it was manually created, but I don't know.