Common Locale Data Repository V1.0 Released!

The OpenI18N WG of the Free Standards Group is pleased to inform you that CLDR (Common XML Locale Data Repository) V1.0 Beta snapshot is available. The CLDR repository provides application developers a consistent and uniform resource in managing the locale-sensitive data used for formatting,

Locale Data Markup Language Specification 1.0 is Completed.

/announce.htm. Helena Shih Chapman Co-Chair of OpenI18N / Free Standards Group

Common XML Locale Announcement

standards that will make it easy for computer users from all over the globe to work with each other is essential. Please see the following announcement for more details. Thank you. Best regards, Helena Helena Shih Chapman IBM GCoC - San Jose 5600 Cottle Road Mail Stop: 50-2/B11 San Jose

Re: C Programming for Unicode

There are a few options, depending what you mean by "supports unicode". If all you care about the code page conversion so your program can process Unicode code points, glibc is freely available on many platforms, http://www.gnu.org. If your application requires more sophisticated Unicode

Re: C Programming for Unicode

My apology, I didn't realize glibc also supports Unicode collation algorithm. If so, yes, my statement underestimated the support in glibc quite a bit. Sorry. - Original Message - I'm afraid this is a little bit of understatement fow what glibc can do (among other things, glibc can

First ICU Developer Workshop Meeting, September 2000, Cupertino, CA -- Register now

First ICU Developer Workshop Meeting September 11-12, 2000 IBM Emerging Technology Center Cupertino, California, USA ** Unicode