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ASN1C Sample Configuration File

The following snippet of XML is a configuration file that could be used to modify code generation to support 64-bit integers on unconstrained types. Configuration files may be used in a variety of ways. More information is available through our online manuals.

<asn1config>
 
<module>
   <name>module name as entered in the spec</name>
   <production>
      <name>a production that belongs to that module</name>
      <ctype>int64</ctype>
   </production>
</module>
 
</asn1config>
        

A common example would be to modify the ChargingId production in the TAP3 module to use 64-bit integers instead of the default 32-bit type:

<asn1config>
 
<module>
   <name>TAP-0311</name>
   <production>
      <name>ChargingId</name>
      <ctype>int64</ctype>
   </production>
</module>
 
</asn1config>
        
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