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Programming Chinese-Language Software

The intention of this page is to provide information of use to people who want to write computer software that works with Chinese language text. It also points to more general resources applicable to muiltilingual and multibyte computing with other languages, with primary emphasis on East Asiatic languages.

• Erik Peterson's sites, Mandarin Tools and Chinese Computing.com offer a trove of information and tools.(Chinese Translation Services)
• Chinese University of Hong Kong mirror of IFCSS site IFCSS had a huge ftp site, which has long since disappeared, but fortunately is mirrored by CUHK.
• Archive of CCNET-L messages at CUHK
• Hanzi Bitmap Font (HBF) File Format page at CUHK
• Hanzi Bitmap Font (HBF) File Format directory at CUHK
• List of all ISO country codes
• Ross Patterson's Notes on CJK Character Codes and Encodings page
• A Review of Chinese Word Lists Accessible on the Internet, by Chih-Hao Tsai.
• A Cross-Reference List of Phonetic Schemes for Mandarin
• Michael Gschwind's Finding Fonts for Internationalization FAQ
• soft-author discussion list archives at CUHK
• Unicode Consortium Online Data site
• Ken Lunde's Home page. Ken Lunde is author of the bible of east asian text processing, CJKV Information Processing. Also see his CJK.INF file, which Ken calls the online companion to his book, and his CJKV Character Set Server.

Copyright © 1993-2003 by Carlos McEvilly
Last modified: Sat Oct 18 17:18:20 2003