Download Procedure for Calling C# PER Encode Methods

Using the Compiler
Option
Argument
Description
-nspfx
<prefixName>
This is a C# option for adding a prefix
in front of the assigned C# namespace
name. By default, the C# namespace
name is set to the module name. If
the namespace is embedded within a
hierarchy, this option can be used to
set the prefix that must be added to
allow C# to find the class definition.
-o
<directory>
This option is used to specify the name
of a directory to which all of the
generated files will be written.
-pdu
<typeName>
Designate given type name to be a
Protocol Definition Unit (PDU) type.
By default, PDU types are determined
to be types that are not referenced
by any other types within a module.
This option allows that behavior to be
overridden.
The * wildcard character may be
specified for <typeName> to indicate
that all productions within an ASN.1
module should be treated as PDU
types.
-per
None
This option instructs the compiler
to generate functions that implement
the Packed Encoding Rules (PER) as
specified in the ASN.1 standards.
-genPrint -print
None
This option specifies that print
methods should be generated. Print
-shortnames
None
This option is used to change the name
generated by compiler for embedded
types in constructed types. This option
is required to handle the limit on the
size of filenames in certain situations.
With this option, the generated code
filenames would be shorter than
without this option.
-stream
None
This option instructs the compiler
to generate stream-based encoders/
decoders instead of memory buffer
based. This makes it possible to
encode directly to or decode directly
from a source or sink such as a file
or socket. In the case of BER, it will
also cause forward encoders to be
generated, which will use indefinite
lengths for all constructed elements in
a message.
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