Just got some new standard numbers.  PL/1, Pascal, Cobol,
Fortran.  BFN.  Paul.
    
    ISO 646   : Coded Character Set (7-bit)
    ISO 639   : International Language Codes
    ISO 1539:1980  : Programming Language - Fortran
    ISO 1989:1985  : Programming Language - COBOL
    ISO 2014  : Writing of Calendar Dates in All-Numeric Form
    ISO 3166  : International Country Codes
    ISO 3307  : Representations of Time of the Day
    ISO 4217  : Representations of Currencies and Funds
    ISO 6160:1979  : Programming Language - PL/1
    ISO 7185:1983  : Programming Language - Pascal
    ISO 8859  : International Character Sets (8-bit?)
            -1  (Latin1)  Western Europe, Latin America
            -2            Eastern Europe
            -3            South-East Europe/misc. (Esperanto, Maltese, &c.)
            -4            Scandanavia/Baltic
            -5            Cyrillic
            -6            Arabic
            -7            Greek
            -8            Hebrew
            -9  (Latin5)  Same as 8859-1, 'cept Turkish instead of Icelandic
            -10 (Latin6)  Eskimo/Scandinavia languages
     ISO 9000  : Quality Assessment
     ISO 9001  :    "        "
     ISO 9002  :    "        "
     ISO 9003  :    "        "
     ISO 9004  :    "        "
     ISO/IEC 9075-1992 SQL (same as ANSI X3.135-1992 + AS3968-1994)
     ISO 9241  : Ergonomic Directive
     -1            Introduction
     -2            Task Requirements (VDT Work)
     -3            Visual Display Requirements
     -4            Keyboard Requirements
     -5            Workstation Layout/Posture
     -6            Environmental Requirements
     -7            Display Requirements for Reflections
     -8            Requirements for Displayed Colours
     -9            Non-Keyboard Input Devices
     -10 to -17    Software and Task Design

    ISO/IEC 9899:1990  : Programming Languages - C
    ISO 9945-1:1990  : Posix 1003.1-1990
    ISO 10646 : UNICODE (16-bit?)
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