This is a handy little utility that recognizes many different ways of
naming an ASCII character (hex, octal, binary, decimal, C escape, ISO
character table pair, slang names, and others) and prints out all the
equivalents.

The latest sources at http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/ascii/

                            Eric S. Raymond
                            esr@thyrsus.com


AmigaOS Notes.
egcs wont compile it under libnix, so you will need ixemul v48+ to use it.
You can get this from aminet, you also get a sensible text file rarther
than a man page, buts its still unix syntax, but its about time you learned
it anyway.


-he did it,.. i fixed it, -Matthew J Fletcher 1999

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[generic]                10605   24260  43.7% -lh5- 24b6 Dec  7  1999 ascii-2.7/ascii
[generic]                 6621   23417  28.3% -lh5- 22e8 Dec  7  1999 ascii-2.7/ascii.c
[generic]                 1842    3994  46.1% -lh5- 7537 Dec  7  1999 ascii-2.7/ascii.doc
[generic]                  435     709  61.4% -lh5- 9e3c Dec  7  1999 ascii-2.7/README
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