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This option instructs the compiler to generate functions that implement the Basic Encoding Rules (BER)
as specified in the ASN.1 standards.
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This option instructs the compiler to generate functions that implement the Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER)
as specified in the ASN.1 standards.
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This option instructs the compiler to generate functions that implement the Packed Encoding Rules
(PER) as specified in the ASN.1 standards.
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This option instructs the compiler to generate functions that implement the XML Encoding Rules
(XER) as specified in the ASN.1 standards.
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Generate Java source code.
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Generate extra code to invoke user defined event and error handler callback methods (see the Event Handlers section).
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This option is used to specify the name of a file containing configuration information for the source file being parsed. A full discussion of the contents of a configuration file is provided in the Compiler Configuration File section.
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This option suppresses the generation of encode functions.
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This option suppresses the generation of decode functions.
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This option instructs the compiler to omit indefinite length tests in generated decode functions. These tests result in the generation of a large amount of code. If you know that your application only uses definite length encoding, this option can result in a much smaller code base size.
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This option instructs the compiler to not add an open extension element in constructs that contain extensibility markers. The purpose of the element is to collect any unknown items in a message. If an application does not care about these unknown items, it can use this option to reduce the size of the generated code.
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This option instructs the compiler to generate more compact code at the expense of some constraint and error checking. This is an optimization option that should be used after an application is thoroughly tested.
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This option instructs the compiler to not generate code to check constraints. When used in conjunction with the -compact option (described next), it produces the smallest code base for a given ASN.1 specification.
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Output information on compiler generated warnings.
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This option is used to specify the name of a directory
to which all of the generated files will be written.
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This option is used to specify a directory that the compiler will search for ASN.1 source files for IMPORT items
. Multiple -I qualifiers can be used to specify multiple directories to search.
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This is a Java option for adding a prefix in front of the assigned Java package name
. By default, the Java package name is set to the module name. If the package is embedded within a hierarchy, this option can be used to set the other directory names that must be added to allow Java to find the .class files.
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This is a Java option that allows the entire Java package name
to be changed. Instead of the module name, the full name specified using this option will be used. This option cannot be used in conjunction with -pkgpfx option.
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This is a Java option that causes a subdirectory to be created to hold each of the generated Java source files for each module in an ASN.1 source file.
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Generate listing. This will dump the source code to the standard output device as it is parsed. This can be useful for finding parse errors.
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Generate code compatible with an older version of the compiler
. The compiler will attempt to generate code more closely aligned with the given previous release of the compiler.
<versionNumber> is specified as x.x (for example, -compat 5.2)
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This option specifies that print methods should be generated. Print functions are debug functions that allow the contents of generated type variables to be written to stdout. They are optional: if -print is not specified, no print functions will be generated.
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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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