RE: bibtex / standards question

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From: zrepachol
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 00:00

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In Article <5f0td4$ioh$1@cantuc.canterbury.ac.nz>
stuart@cosc.canterbury.ac.nz (Stuart Yeates) writes:

>this is probably going to make me look _really_ stupid, but i
>can't seem to figure it out: how can i represent the 
>ISO-9899-1990 document (the C programming language standard)
>in bibtex ?
>
>the closest i've come so far is:
>
>@Book{standardc,
>  editor =	 "International Standards Organisation",
>  title =	 9899,
>  publisher =	 "ISO",
>  year =	 1990,
>  note =	 "Harmonized Standard for the C programming language",
>}

punt...

>  editor =	 "Commitee 9899 of the ISO",
>  title =	 "Harmonized Standard for the C programming language",
>  publisher =	 "ISO",
>  year =	 1990,
>  note =	 "Harmonized Standard for the C programming language",

~Paul

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