cae­sarcm – Hyphen­ation of in­flected lan­guages, us­ing CM fonts

In the pe­riod be­tween the def­i­ni­tion (in 1990) of the Cork font en­cod­ing (now known to LaTeX users as the T1 en­cod­ing), and avail­abil­ity of ex­tended ver­sions of the Com­puter Modern fonts, var­i­ous par­tially-ex­tended ver­sions were briefly avail­able. Th­ese macros pro­vided a means of us­ing the ex­ten­sions, pend­ing the avail­abil­ity of the real ‘thing’.