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G'Day John,
-=> Quoting John Gardeniers to Paul Edwards <=-
JG> It isn't so much that I have a dislike for anything specific
JG> that ISO has done. I simply feel that a weights and measures
JG> organisation has no place interfering with the finer arts, such as
Hm, and they were nothing before becoming a weights and measures org.
and now they've expanded into those finer arts.
After all they ARE the International Standards Organization.
I'd hazard a guess that architectural engineers are not very deeply
involved in defining any of the programming standards and vice versa. :-)
As far as i understand the standard is maintained by ISO, but there is a
committee of well established programmers who collect and rule over the
recommendations. At least that's what i gathered when i was searching the
net for ANSI/ISO related documents some time back.
L8r Frank (fadam{at}ozemail.com.au).
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