sdyer@bbncca.ARPA (Steve Dyer) (02/17/84)
A friend of mine is beginning to look at computer-aided analysis
of versification in Russian poets, and one of the first issues
to arise is whether there is any standard way to represent the
Cyrillic alphabet in 7 or 8-bit bytes (would this be called
RuSKII?) It would be easy to assume some arbitrary mapping, but
it seems preferable to hew to any standard, if it exists.
Thanks,
--
/Steve Dyer
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sdyer@bbncca.ARPAsdyer@bbncca.ARPA (02/17/84)
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A friend of mine is beginning to look at computer-aided analysis
of versification in Russian poets, and one of the first issues
to arise is whether there is any standard way to represent the
Cyrillic alphabet in 7 or 8-bit bytes (would this be called
RuSKII?) It would be easy to assume some arbitrary mapping, but
it seems preferable to hew to any standard, if it exists.
Thanks,
--
/Steve Dyer
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