andrea@cs.Colorado.EDU (Andrea Hays) (07/01/91)
Hello, How does one obtain the various ISO standards documentation? Is it available via FTP like RFC's. Also where can I locate a copy of the implementation of ISODE? Thanks in advance, Andrea Hays
coates@UC780.UMD.EDU (07/01/91)
In article <1991Jun30.222232.27112@colorado.edu>, andrea@cs.Colorado.EDU (Andrea Hays) writes: >Hello, > > How does one obtain the various ISO standards documentation? Is it > available via FTP like RFC's. Also where can I locate a copy of the > implementation of ISODE? > >Thanks in advance, >Andrea Hays Please reply in this group, I'm interested in this also. Thanks. -- Elliott Coates coates@uc780.umd.edu
helmut@unixhub.SLAC.Stanford.EDU (Helmut Hissen) (07/01/91)
In article <1991Jun30.222232.27112@colorado.edu>, andrea@cs.Colorado.EDU (Andrea Hays) writes: >Hello, > > How does one obtain the various ISO standards documentation? Is it > available via FTP like RFC's. Also where can I locate a copy of the > implementation of ISODE? > >Thanks in advance, >Andrea Hays there are a few places in europe and australia (that I know of) where you can get isode via anonymous ftp; if you're desperate, try: brolga.cc.uq.oz.au ditmela.mel.dit.csiro.au freja.diku.dk iraun1.ira.uka.de sics.se unfortunately, the only local (north-american) source I was aware of doesn't have it anymore. There *must* be an anonymous ftp source out there which is not in europe or southeast asia. i'd be interested, too, especially in the VMS implementation. (so far i have not copied it from overseas because i dont want to be a nethog). I've been trying to get the physicists here excited about standards, and isode for VMS and UNIX would be really helpful. thanks Helmut Hissen