Re: fortran character set

Hello,

Paul van Delst wrote:

Dan Nagle wrote:

<snip>

Today we have ASCII to standardize our confusion. :-)

Sounds like what we need is an ISCII.

ISO 646 ?

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Dan Nagle
Purple Sage Computing Solutions, Inc.
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References:
- fortran character set
  - From: Wade Ward
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: glen herrmannsfeldt
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: Terence
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: Richard Maine
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: John Harper
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: Dan Nagle
- Re: fortran character set
  - From: Paul van Delst

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