ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 is the international standardization subcommittee for programming languages, their environments and system software interfaces. Here are some of its standards:
- WG4 - COBOL
- WG5 - Fortran
- WG9 - Ada
- WG11 - Binding Techniques
- WG14 - C
- WG16 - ISLisp
- WG17 - Prolog
- WG19 - Formal Specification Languages
- WG21 - C++
These standards can be obtained commercially, but they are generally expensive. The following describe some rather old, but freely available, draft versions of the C and C++ standards:
- ANSI / ISO C Standards (2011)
- ISO C++ Standards (2017)
The Java language does not have an ISO standard but The Java Language Specification can be obtained from Sun. The standard is managed by Sun through the Java Community Process.