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Tag Archives: asn1
itevad – How to write your own protocol and its stack – part 1
From this post, as well as the following 4~6 posts, I will try to illustrate how to write your own protocol and its stack, step by step. You will learn all the related stuffs to write a carrier grade telecommunication … Continue reading
Posted in Dave's Tools, H.248/MEGACO/EGCP, Programming, Stuff about Compiler
Tagged ABNF, asn1, asn1c, bison, BNF, flex, itevad, lex, yacc
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