ASN.1 Communication between Heterogeneous Systems
by Olivier Dubuisson · first published 2000
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If you're interested of learning more about ASN.1, two great books on the subject are: - ASN.1 Communication between Heterogeneous Systems[0] - ASN.1 Complete[1] Both of which are available online for free. Last time I checked, they may not cover the latest fads like JER etc. but will provide you with a solid understanding of ASN.1 nonetheless.…
on “Useful Old Technologies: ASN.1 (2013)” ↗…happy to see some good open source compilers with extensible encoding support being listed here I think that's the reason of ASN.1 being trapped in a very restrictive space. From Olivier Dubuisson's ASN.1 -- Communication between Heterogeneous Systems, p. 86 et seq. talking about use of ASN.1 by the IETF: > the definition of many macros and macro instances to represent semantic links instead of information object classes and information objects although…
on “Useful Old Technologies: ASN.1 (2013)” ↗I’m currently reading Olivier Dubuisson’s ASN.1 — Communication Between Heterogeneous Systems. It’s not very well written, even if you ignore that it’s translated from French by a non-native English speaker. However, it’s still better than John Larmouth’s ASN.1 Complete. These are the only post-1994…
on “Ask HN: What technical book did you buy and read?” ↗