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How do these compare to commercial offerings in terms of speed of
operation, standards completeness, etc.?
Ed Day wrote:
>>What about a free ASN.1 to PER and back set of tools?
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>
>Well, you do not go from ASN.1 to PER and back just like you do not go from
>XSD to XML and back. ASN.1 is the schema and PER is the transfer format.
>
>
Of course, that was silly of me.
I meant a compiler to produce code or meta-data that creates and
accesses PER.
>The standard tool for formatting and parsing PER messages based on an ASN.1
>schema is the ASN.1 compiler. Two open source compilers that I am familiar
>with that can generate PER encoders/decoders can be found at the following
>URL's:
>
>http://www.openh323.org
>
>
Doh, forgot about that one, I have had it for a while, just didn't pull
out the tool.
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/iiiasn1/
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>
Thanks!
>Regards,
>
>Ed Day
>Objective Systems, Inc.
>
>
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