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I wrote Unicode to GB standards table and put it at

	ftp://ginkaku.kudpc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/Uni2GB.Z

Here I show you some lines of the table.

#	Name:            Unicode to GB table
#	Format:  Seven tab-separated columns
#	         Column #1 is the Unicode (in hex)
#	         Column #2 to #6 are GB codes, the GB subsets are:
#			T = GB1988-89 (in column/row)
#			M = GB8045-87 (in column/row)
#			0 = GB2312-80 (in QuWei)
#			1 = GB/T12345-90 (in QuWei)
#			2 = GB7589-87 (in QuWei)
#			3 = GB/T13131-94 (in QuWei)
#			4 = GB7590-87 (in QuWei)
#			5 = GB/T13132-94 (in QuWei)
#			S = GB8565.2-88 table A4 (in QuWei)
#			C = ISO-IR-165 (in QuWei)
#	         Column #7 is the Unicode name (follows a comment sign, '#')
0020	T-2/0					# SPACE
0030	T-3/0	C-1016				# DIGIT ZERO
0040	T-4/0	C-1032				# COMMERCIAL AT
0050	T-5/0	C-1048				# LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P
0060	T-6/0	C-1064				# GRAVE ACCENT
0070	T-7/0	C-1080				# LATIN SMALL LETTER P
00B0	0-0167	1-0167	C-0167			# DEGREE SIGN
00E0	0-0804	1-0804	C-0804			# LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
3000	0-0101	1-0101	C-0101			# IDEOGRAPHIC SPACE
5000	1-5686					# <CJK>
6000	0-2719	C-2719				# <CJK>
7000	2-5457	3-5457				# <CJK>
8000	0-5011	1-5011	C-5011			# <CJK>
9000	0-4543	1-4543	C-4543			# <CJK>


However, I couldn't find "LATIN SMALL LETTER M WITH ACUTE" or
"LATIN SMALL LETTER N WITH GRAVE" in Unicode though they are included
in GB/T12345-90 (1-0828 or 1-0831).  Doesn't Unicode assure us of the
round-trip compatibility with GB/T12345-90?

						Koichi Yasuoka