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-<p><font size="5"><b>ReadMe: The Character Set Conversion Tool
-for Unicode</b></font> </p>
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-<p>Version: <!--webbot bot="Timestamp" startspan
-s-type="EDITED" s-format="%m/%d/%y" -->10/01/98<!--webbot
-bot="Timestamp" i-checksum="13821" endspan --> <br>
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-<p>COPYRIGHT: <br>
-(C) Copyright International Business Machines Corporation, 1998 <br>
-Licensed Material - Program-Property of IBM - All Rights
-Reserved. <br>
-US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication, or
-disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
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-<p><font size="4"><b>Introduction</b></font> </p>
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-<p><b>makeconv</b> is a tool that converts character set
-conversion data into binary files for use by the UnicodeConverter
-C code. The UnicodeConverter code will not function with text
-format data files. The user of charset conversion library will
-need to convert all the data files in text format into binary
-format. </p>
-
-<p>For a IBM registered code page to/from Unicode conversion data
-file in the specified data path, it generates .cnv files, which
-it puts in the same directory. The tool takes a list of file
-names as argument, with their absolute or relative path, and will
-generate a corresponding ".cnv" file with the same
-path. On Unix shells one can easily convert all the
-".cnv" files from the text files in the data directory
-by using wildcards (e.g. <b>makeconv ../../data/locales/*.ucm</b>).
-On Win32 we have provided a batch file "<b>mkcnvfle.bat</b>"
-in the same directory you will find <b>makeconv.c</b>. <b>mkcnvfle</b>
-converts all the ".ucm" files in intlwork/data/locales
-to ".cnv" files. It requires one argument : Debug or
-Release so it knows where to look for the makeconv.exe. <br>
-(Win32 usage:<b> \intlwork\tools\makeconv\mkcnvfle.bat Debug</b>
-for debug build, <b>\intlwork\tools\makeconv\mkcnvfle.bat Release</b>,
-otherwise<b>.</b>) </p>
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-<ul>
- <li><b>Create a binary file for codepage IBM-949 in the data
- path "\intlwork\data\locales\"</b>: type in at
- the command prompt, "<b>makeconv</b><font
- face="Courier"> \intlwork\data\locales\ibm-949.ucm".
- </font>The generated binary file will be located in the
- same directory.</li>
- <li><b>Look for the codepage IBM-949 data file in the current
- working directory</b>: type in at the command prompt,
- "<b>makeconv</b><font face="Courier"> ibm-949.ucm</font>".
- The tool will try to locate the file "<font
- face="Courier">ibm-949.ucm</font>" in the current
- directory. The generated binary file, "<font
- face="Courier">ibm-949.cnv</font>" will be located
- in current working directory.</li>
-</ul>
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-<p><font size="4"><b>Building the Tool</b></font> </p>
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-<p><font size="3">To build the tool on Win32 environment is very
-easy, simply open the "makeconv</font><font size="3"
-face="Courier">.dsw</font><font size="3">" workspace project
-file in MSVC++ 5.0 compiler.</font> <br>
-On Unix the process of building the tool and the ".cnv"
-files is included in the build process of the library. The
-provided makefiles will <br>
-attempt to build <b>makeconv</b> as it builds other parts of the
-library. It will also convert all the initial ".ucm"
-files in data/locales to ".cnv" files. </p>
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-<p><font size="4"><b>Limitations</b></font> </p>
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-<p>The tools uses stdio.h functions to communicate success or
-failure to the user. Platforms that don't support stdio will have
-to adapt <br>
-that portion of the code. <br>
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