Hi Tirthankar,

I am afraid you have mailed to the wrong place. This mailing list is intended for questions or comments regarding ASN.1 in general, not for qusetions that are specific to the use of one particular tool.

You should generally address all tool-specific questions to the vendors of those tools (OSS in this case, it seems). This is particularly the case here, where you seem to be wanting some tailoring of the C mapping that is highly tool-specific (there are no Standards for such mappings).

Thanks.

John L


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Hi,

We want to map the ASN BMPString construct to a C array.

e.g.
GatekeeperIdentifier        ::=        BMPString (SIZE(32))

We want this to mapped as:

typedef struct AsnH225_GatekeeperIdentifier {
    unsigned short  length;
    unsigned short  value[32];
} AsnH225_GatekeeperIdentifier;

However, it is getting mapped to the following

typedef struct AsnH225_GatekeeperIdentifier {
    unsigned short  length;
    unsigned short  *value;
} AsnH225_GatekeeperIdentifier;

We've tried various combinations of the OSS Compiler directives (e.g. VARYING, etc.) without any success. However, other ASN.1 character string constructs like IA5String etc. are correctly getting mapped to the array format as above. The pointer/dynamic array is not usable due to certain restrictions in our tools/legacy code.

Any ideas folks?

FYI, we're using OSS ASN1-C Compiler v6.0 on Solaris.

Thanks,

Tirthankar Saha
Senior Software Engineer
Hughes Software Systems
+91-124-26346666, #3212

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