Chapter 14. References

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  Yoshihiro KIYOKANE and Youichi SUEHIRO,  KOKUSAIKA PUROGURAMINGU   I18N

HANDOBUKKU (

http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley PaloAlto/8090/

) 

or  Internationalization Programming   I18N Handbook  (in Japanese), ISBN4 320 02904 6,

KYORITSU, 1998

  Syuuji SADO and Tomoko YOSHIDA,  Linux/FreeBSD NIHONGO KANKYOU NO KOUCH 

IKU TO KATSUYOU (

http://web.kyoto inet.or.jp/people/tomoko y/japanese/

index.html

)  or  Construction and Utilization of Linux/FreeBSD Japanese Environment 

(in Japanese), ISBN4 7973 0480 4, SOFTBANK, 1997

  Kouichi YASUOKA and Motoko YASUOKA  MOJI KOODO NO SEKAI (

http://www.

dendai.ac.jp/press/book_da/ISBN4 501 53060 X.html

)  or  The World of Char 

acter Codes  (in Japanese), ISBN4 501 53060 X, Tokyo Denki University Press Center, 1999

Characters (general)

  Character Tables (

http://www.kudpc.kyoto u.ac.jp/~yasuoka/CJK.html

) Graphic

images for various character sets in the world.

  Ken Lunde's CJK info (

ftp://ftp.ora.com/pub/examples/nutshell/ujip/doc/cjk.

inf

) information on CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) character set standards, written

by the writer of  CJKV Information Processing  published by O'Reilly.

  IANA character set registry (

http://www.isi.edu/in notes/iana/assignments/

character sets

) Note that both coded character sets (for example, KS_C_5601 1987, MIBe 

num 36) and encodings (for example, ISO 2022 KR, MIBenum: 37) are registered. How con 

fusing!

  International Register of Coded Character Sets (

http://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/ISO IR/

)

A complete list of registered CCS, with ISO 2022 escape sequences. PDF files for these CCS

are also available.

Characters (ISO 8859)

  ISO 8859 Alphabet Soup (

http://czyborra.com/charsets/iso8859.html

)

Characters (ISO 2022)

http://www.ecma.ch/ecma1/stand/ECMA 035.HTM

Characters (ISO 10646 and Unicode)