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Re: Examples of ASN.1 for SMIng.txt




>>>>> Bancroft Scott writes:

Bancroft> Note that the ASN.1 information object class notation is far
Bancroft> more tightly wrapped than the ASN.1 macro notation with
Bancroft> which you may be familiar.  With information object classes
Bancroft> there is far less need (actually, none comes to mind) to
Bancroft> depend on SMIng-specific tools to parse the input and
Bancroft> extract the necessary information so that it is readily
Bancroft> utilized.

Here is a quote from the ID:

: If the entity class of an entity instance is an indexed array type,
: the table is indexed. The particular mechanism for assigning names
: (OBJECT IDENTIFIERs) to the data items of the table is specified in
: the ENTITY-CLASS statement (see 3.2).

: If the entity class of an entity instance is an array type without
: an INDEXING-ATTRIBUTES parameter, the table is not indexed. Such a
: table must be linked to another table by means of the BASE-ENTITY-
: INSTANCE and RELATIONSHIP parameters.

How to you express this in ASN.1 information object classes so that
a generic tool can perform this test?

/js

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