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The International Components for Unicode (ICU) libraries provide robust and full-featured Unicode services on a wide variety of platforms. ICU supports the most current version of the Unicode standard, and they provide support for supplementary Unicode characters (needed for GB 18030 repertoire support). As computing environments become more heterogeneous, software portability becomes more important. ICU lets you produce the same results across all the various platforms you support, without sacrificing performance. It offers great flexibility to extend and customize the supplied services.

The library is available as 32-bit and 64-bit:

  • If you are compiling a 32-bit program, no special compiler options are needed.
  • If you are compiling a 64-bit program, you have to compile and link your application with "cc -q64" or "gcc -maix64".

Please note:

  • As ICU is C++ code it is not compatible between IBM XL C++ and GNU g++, therefore a special GNU g++ version called "icu-gcc" is provided in addition.

Homepage: http://www.icu-project.org/

Version: v4.8.1.1-1

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Package dependencies:

  • Compiled with IBM XL C++
    • The IBM XL C++ runtime must be installed (should be installed with each AIX system).
  • Compiled with GNU g++

Older version

RPM:

Source RPM:

Package dependencies:

  • Compiled with IBM XL C++
    • The IBM XL C++ runtime must be installed (should be installed with each AIX system).
  • Compiled with GNU g++

Even older version

RPM:

Source RPM:

Package dependencies:

  • Compiled with IBM XL C++
    • The IBM XL C++ runtime must be installed (should be installed with each AIX system).
  • Compiled with GNU g++

Even more older version

RPM:

Source RPM:

Package dependencies:

  • Compiled with IBM XL C++
    • The IBM XL C++ runtime must be installed (should be installed with each AIX system).
  • Compiled with GNU g++

All versions:

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