Hi, Looking at PER-Aligned. Encoding of a normally small non-negative whole number. "n" >= 64 (Used for encoding the EnumeratedType and ChoiceType)
ITU-T X.680 (1997 E) clause 10.6.2 gives that the encoding must be preceded by a 'length determinant'. Now my problem is to determine what form the 'length determinant' should take? The form given by 10.9.3.1 a) or c) ? One could assume 10.9.3.1 a) as a 'normally small non-negative whole number' would probably qualify to have a 'normally small length'. 10.9.3.4 NOTE says that 'normally small length' is only used for set and sequence. Hereby it seems that the length must be encoded as described in 10.9.3.1 c). Is this correct? It seems to be a vaste of bits and that is rarely seen in PER :-) Best regards Egon Andersen -- * Talura ApS * Phone: +45 43 52 50 00 * * Baldersh�j 24 B * mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * * DK-2635 Ish�j * http://www.talura.dk *
