Hi,
9f (1001) : 10 means context specific tag class.
0 means primitive type tag.
1 means value is greater than 31.
81 (1001) : fist bit 1 means that there are more tag bytes.
7 bits are tag value.
18 (00011000) : first bit 0
I've been looking at the following construction.
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alpha INTEGER { a (1) } ::= 3
beta INTEGER { alpha (7) } ::= alpha
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What is the value of beta?
3 or 7?
'alpha' can be regarded as both a DefinedValue and an identifier.
Both types are defined with different named values and different names
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Egon Andersen, Talura wrote:
I've been looking at the following construction.
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alpha INTEGER { a (1) } ::= 3
beta INTEGER { alpha (7) } ::= alpha
---
What is the value of beta? 3 or 7? 'alpha' can be regarded as both a
DefinedValue and an identifier. Both types
