(Hope this thread is near its end!)
John L
DUBUISSON Olivier wrote:
Tom Yu wrote:
"eday" == Ed Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
eday> It is my opinion that the size constraint in this case must be eday> respected; otherwise, it has no meaning. Clearly, the person eday> who wrote this definition wanted the bit string to be between 15 eday> and 32 bits in length, otherwise the size constraint would not eday> have been added. As to precise language in the standards eday> stating this, I could not find any.
I believe size constraints only apply to the _abstract_ value.
You are correct (so is Bruno in his following answer). The BER encoding rules do not use subtype constraints to produce the encoding.
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