ASN.1, Abstract Syntax Notation Version 1, is a notation that is used in describing messages to be exchanged between communicating application programs. This book is a pure programming tutorial on the fundamentals and features of ASN.1. The purpose of this book is to explain ASN.1 and its encoding rules in easy-to-understand terms. It addresses the subject at both an introductory level that is suitable for beginners, and at a more detailed level that is meant for those who seek a deeper understanding of ASN.1 and the encoding rules. Follow-up to last years, ASN.1 Complete by John Larmouth. While Larmouth's book is a comprehensive language reference, this book is a practical programming tutorial.
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Olivier Dubuisson is a research engineer at France Telecom R&D, where he is in charge of ASN.1 expertise and language evolution within the ISO and ITU-T workgroups. He has developed various editing and analysis tools for ASN.1 specifications and assists ASN.1 users at France Telecom in numerous application domains.
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