"Egon Andersen, Talura" wrote: > > Mildred Frisco wrote: > > > > where can i find details for the hexadecimal > > data type ? we're going to use it in the > > model but it seems that it is not a popular/ > > common data type in asn.1 > > > > If you really mean a number of 4-bit data, use BitStringType/Value. > See X.680 (1997 E) chapter 21. > > If you are 'just' representing integers in hexadecimal form (always even > number of hexadecimal digits), you can use IntegerType/Value. > See X.680 (1997 E) chapter 18
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