C/C++ Compiler User's Manual
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Table of Contents
- 1. Overview of ASN1C
- 2. Using the Compiler
- 3. ASN1C GUI Users Guide
- 4. ASN.1 To C/C++ Mappings
- 5. XSD to C/C++ Type Mappings
- 6. Generated C/C++ Source Code
- 7. Generated Encode/Decode Function and Methods
- 8. Memory Management in C/C++
- 9. Generated BER Functions
- 10. Generated PER Functions
- 11. Generated Octet Encoding Rules (OER) Functions
- 12. Generated Medical Device Encoding Rules (MDER) Functions
- 13. Generated XML Functions
- 14. Generated JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Functions
- 15. Generated 3GPP Layer 3 (3GL3) Functions
- 16. CSN.1 Described
- 17. Mapping CSN.1 to ASN.1
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- Introduction
- General Procedure
- Mapping CSN.1 name to ASN.1 identifier
- Mapping CSN.1 name to ASN.1 typereference
- ASN.1 Identifier Assignment
- CSN1String Mapping Procedure
- Alternation Mapping Procedure
- Concatenation Mapping Procedure
- Exponential Mapping
- Intersection Procedures
- Literal Mapping
- Reference Mapping
- Send Mapping
- 18. Compiling CSN.1
- 19. Additional Generated Functions
- 20. Event Handler Interface
- 21. IMPORT/EXPORT of Types
- 22. ROSE and SNMP Macro Support
- A. ASN1C Error Codes
List of Tables
List of Examples
- 18.1. main.csn1
- 18.2. main.asn1
- 18.3. common.csn1
- 18.4. common.asn1
- 18.5. CSN.1 Example
- 18.6. The resulting ASN.1