Code set converters supplied

 Round Trip Conversions(RTC) or Customized
 Round Trip Conversions(C-RTC), which means round trip with exceptions.

 Conversions:
     Latin-1 EBCDIC     to/from Latin-1 EBCDIC: RTC
     Non-Latin-1 EBCDIC to/from Latin-1 EBCDIC: RTC
     Latin-1 ASCII      to/from Latin-1 EBCDIC: C-RTC
     Non_latin-1 ASCII  to/from Latin-1 EBCDIC: C-RTC


 Example of Customized Round Trip Conversions(C-RTC) is
 IBM-850 to/from IBM-1047 conversion.

      Customized Round Trip Conversion

          IBM-850     IBM-1047
        Code Point   Code Point
            0A    <->   15
            DA     ->   3F
            0A    <-    25

The naming conventions provided for building genxlt conversion tables allow the iconv interfaces to recognize the converters. All genxlt conversion tables, whether customized or shipped in z/OS Language Environment, are intended for use with the C/C++ iconv interfaces or the iconv utility. Direct programming to these tables is not supported and will produce unpredictable results.

IBM makes no guarantee that converter binaries or source shipped with z/OS Language Environment will continue to be shipped in future releases. For a complete list of names and aliases removed in z/OS V1R9, go to the following URL: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/features/lang_environment/assist/support/pk65279.html

UCS-2 converters, still shipped with z/OS Language Environment in z/OS V1R9, are removed in z/OS V1R11. See Universal coded character set converters for more information.

Starting in z/OS V1R12, the C/C++ Runtime Library will not ship the genxlt source for character conversions performed by Unicode Services. However, if you require the affected genxlt converters and plan to build them by creating your own source or by migrating source from a prior release, you must continue to name them as shown in Table 2. For more details, refer to The genxlt utility.