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-This is libtasn1.info, produced by makeinfo version 4.11 from
-libtasn1.texi.
-This manual is for Libtasn1 (version 1.5, 26 August 2008), which is a
-library for Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) and Distinguish
-Encoding Rules (DER) manipulation.
-   Copyright (C) 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008  Free Software Foundation
-Copyright (C) 2001, 2002, 2003  Fabio Fiorina
-     Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
-     document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License,
-     Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software
-     Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and
-     no Back-Cover Texts.  A copy of the license is included in the
-     section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
-INFO-DIR-SECTION GNU Libraries
-START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
-* libtasn1: (libtasn1). Library for Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1).
-END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Top,  Next: Introduction,  Up: (dir)
-Libtasn1
-********
-This manual is for Libtasn1 (version 1.5, 26 August 2008), which is a
-library for Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) and Distinguish
-Encoding Rules (DER) manipulation.
-   Copyright (C) 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008  Free Software Foundation
-Copyright (C) 2001, 2002, 2003  Fabio Fiorina
-     Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
-     document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License,
-     Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software
-     Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and
-     no Back-Cover Texts.  A copy of the license is included in the
-     section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
-* Menu:
-* Introduction::
-* ASN.1 structure handling::
-* Utilities::
-* Function reference::
-* Copying Information::
-Indices
-* Concept Index::               Index of concepts and programs.
-* Function and Data Index::     Index of functions, variables and data types.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Introduction,  Next: ASN.1 structure handling,  Prev: Top,  Up: Top
-1 Introduction
-**************
-This document describes the Libtasn1 library developed for ASN.1
-(Abstract Syntax Notation One) structures management and DER
-(Distinguished Encoding Rules) encoding functions.
-   The main features of this library are:
-   * On line ASN1 structure management that doesn't require any C code
-     file generation.
-   * Off line ASN1 structure management with C code file generation
-     containing an array.
-   * DER (Distinguish Encoding Rules) encoding.
-   * No limits for INTEGER and ENUMERATED values.
-   * It's Free Software.  Anybody can use, modify, and redistribute the
-     library under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
-     version 2.1 (*note GNU LGPL::).  The command line tools,
-     self-tests and build infrastructure are licensed under the GNU
-     General Public License version 3.0 (*note GNU GPL::).
-   * It's thread-safe.  No global variables are used and multiple
-     library handles and session handles may be used in parallel.
-   * It's portable.  It should work on all Unix like operating systems,
-     including Windows.  The library itself should be portable to any
-     C89 system, not even POSIX is required.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: ASN.1 structure handling,  Next: Utilities,  Prev: Introduction,  Up: Top
-2 ASN.1 structure handling
-**************************
-* Menu:
-* ASN.1 syntax::
-* Naming::
-* Library Notes::
-* Future developments::
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: ASN.1 syntax,  Next: Naming,  Up: ASN.1 structure handling
-2.1 ASN.1 syntax
-================
-The parser is case sensitive. The comments begin with "- " and end at
-the end of lines.  An example is in "pkix.asn" file.  ASN.1 definitions
-must have this syntax:
-      definitions_name {<object definition>}
-      DEFINITIONS <EXPLICIT or IMPLICIT> TAGS ::=
-      BEGIN
-      <type and constants definitions>
-      END
-   The token "::=" must be separate from others elements, so this is a
-wrong declaration:
-           ;; INCORRECT
-           Version ::=INTEGER
-   the correct form is:
-        Version ::= INTEGER
-   Here is the list of types that the parser can manage:
-   * INTEGER
-   * ENUMERATED
-   * BOOLEAN
-   * OBJECT IDENTIFIER
-   * NULL
-   * BIT STRING
-   * OCTET STRING
-   * UTCTime
-   * GeneralizedTime
-   * GeneralString
-   * SEQUENCE
-   * SEQUENCE OF
-   * SET
-   * SET OF
-   * CHOICE
-   * ANY
-   * ANY DEFINED BY
-   This version doesn't manage REAL type. It doesn't allow the "EXPORT"
-and "IMPORT" sections too.
-   The SIZE constraints are allowed, but no check is done on them.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Naming,  Next: Library Notes,  Prev: ASN.1 syntax,  Up: ASN.1 structure handling
-2.2 Naming
-==========
-Consider this definition:
-      Example { 1 2 3 4 }
-      DEFINITIONS EXPLICIT TAGS ::=
-      BEGIN
-      Group ::= SEQUENCE {
-         id   OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
-         value  Value
-      }
-      Value ::= SEQUENCE {
-         value1  INTEGER,
-         value2  BOOLEAN
-      }
-      END
-   To identify the type 'Group' you have to use the null terminated
-string "Example.Group".  These strings are used in functions that are
-described below.
-   Others examples:
-   Field 'id' in 'Group' type : "Example.Group.id".
-   Field 'value1' in field 'value' in type 'Group':
-"Example.Group.value.value1".
-   Elements of structured types that don't have a name, receive the name
-"?1","?2", and so on.
-   The name "?LAST" indicates the last element of a `SET_OF' or
-`SEQUENCE_OF'.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Library Notes,  Next: Future developments,  Prev: Naming,  Up: ASN.1 structure handling
-2.3 Library Notes
-=================
-The header file of this library is `libtasn1.h'.
-   The main type used in it is `ASN1_TYPE', and it's used to store the
-ASN.1 definitions and structures (instances).
-   The constant ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY can be used for the variable
-initialization.  For example:
-      ASN1_TYPE definitions=ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY;
-   Some functions require a parameter named errorDescription of char*
-type.  The array must be already allocated and must have at least
-`MAX_ERROR_DESCRIPTION_SIZE' bytes (E.g, as in `char
-Description[MAX_ERROR_DESCRIPTION_SIZE];').
-   `MAX_NAME_SIZE' indicates the maximum number of characters of a name
-inside a file with ASN1 definitions.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Future developments,  Prev: Library Notes,  Up: ASN.1 structure handling
-2.4 Future developments
-=======================
-   * Add functions for a C code file generation containing equivalent
-     data structures (not a single array like now).
-   * Type REAL.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Utilities,  Next: Function reference,  Prev: ASN.1 structure handling,  Up: Top
-3 Utilities
-***********
-* Menu:
-* Invoking asn1Parser::
-* Invoking asn1Coding::
-* Invoking asn1Decoding::
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Invoking asn1Parser,  Next: Invoking asn1Coding,  Up: Utilities
-3.1 Invoking asn1Parser
-=======================
-`asn1Parser' reads one file with ASN1 definitions and generates a file
-with an array to use with libtasn1 functions.
-Usage:  asn1Parser [options] file
-Options:
- -h : shows the help message.
- -v : shows version information and exit.
- -c : checks the syntax only.
- -o file : output file.
- -n name : array name.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Invoking asn1Coding,  Next: Invoking asn1Decoding,  Prev: Invoking asn1Parser,  Up: Utilities
-3.2 Invoking asn1Coding
-=======================
-`asn1Coding' generates a DER encoding from a file with ASN1 definitions
-and another one with assignments.
-   The file with assignments must have this syntax:
-InstanceName  Asn1Definition
-nameString  value
-nameString  value
-...
-   The output file is a binary file with the DER encoding.
-Usage:  asn1Coding [options] file1 file2
- file1 : file with ASN1 definitions.
- file2 : file with assignments.
-Options:
- -h : shows the help message.
- -v : shows version information and exit.
- -c : checks the syntax only.
- -o file : output file.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Invoking asn1Decoding,  Prev: Invoking asn1Coding,  Up: Utilities
-3.3 Invoking asn1Decoding
-=========================
-`asn1Decoding' generates an ASN1 structure from a file with ASN1
-definitions and a binary file with a DER encoding.
-Usage:  asn1Decoding [options] file1 file2 type
- file1 : file with ASN1 definitions.
- file2 : binary file with a DER encoding.
- type : ASN1 definition name.
-Options:
- -h : shows the help message.
- -v : shows version information and exit.
- -c : checks the syntax only.
- -o file : output file.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Function reference,  Next: Copying Information,  Prev: Utilities,  Up: Top
-4 Function reference
-********************
-* Menu:
-* ASN.1 schema functions::
-* ASN.1 field functions::
-* DER functions::
-* Error handling functions::
-* Auxilliary functions::
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: ASN.1 schema functions,  Next: ASN.1 field functions,  Up: Function reference
-4.1 ASN.1 schema functions
-==========================
-asn1_parser2tree
-----------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_parser2tree (const char * FILE_NAME,
-          ASN1_TYPE * DEFINITIONS, char * ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     FILE_NAME: specify the path and the name of file that contains
-     ASN.1 declarations.
-     DEFINITIONS: return the pointer to the structure created from
-     "file_name" ASN.1 declarations.
-     ERRORDESCRIPTION: return the error description or an empty string
-     if success.
-     Creates the structures needed to manage the definitions included
-     in *FILE_NAME file.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* The file has a correct syntax and every
-     identifier is known.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_EMPTY:* *POINTER not ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY.
-     *ASN1_FILE_NOT_FOUND:* An error occured while opening FILE_NAME.
-     *ASN1_SYNTAX_ERROR:* The syntax is not correct.
-     *ASN1_IDENTIFIER_NOT_FOUND:* In the file there is an identifier
-     that is not defined.
-     *ASN1_NAME_TOO_LONG:* In the file there is an identifier whith more
-     than MAX_NAME_SIZE characters.
-asn1_parser2array
------------------
- -- Function: int asn1_parser2array (const char * INPUTFILENAME, const
-          char * OUTPUTFILENAME, const char * VECTORNAME, char *
-          ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     INPUTFILENAME: specify the path and the name of file that contains
-     ASN.1 declarations.
-     OUTPUTFILENAME: specify the path and the name of file that will
-     contain the C vector definition.
-     VECTORNAME: specify the name of the C vector.
-     ERRORDESCRIPTION: return the error description or an empty string
-     if success.
-     Creates a file containing a C vector to use to manage the
-     definitions included in *INPUTFILENAME file. If *INPUTFILENAME is
-     "/aa/bb/xx.yy" and OUTPUTFILENAME is NULL, the file created is
-     "/aa/bb/xx_asn1_tab.c".  If VECTORNAME is NULL the vector name
-     will be "xx_asn1_tab".
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* The file has a correct syntax and every
-     identifier is known.
-     *ASN1_FILE_NOT_FOUND:* An error occured while opening FILE_NAME.
-     *ASN1_SYNTAX_ERROR:* The syntax is not correct.
-     *ASN1_IDENTIFIER_NOT_FOUND:* In the file there is an identifier
-     that is not defined.
-     *ASN1_NAME_TOO_LONG:* In the file there is an identifier whith more
-     than MAX_NAME_SIZE characters.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: ASN.1 field functions,  Next: DER functions,  Prev: ASN.1 schema functions,  Up: Function reference
-4.2 ASN.1 field functions
-=========================
-asn1_array2tree
----------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_array2tree (const ASN1_ARRAY_TYPE *
-          ARRAY, ASN1_TYPE * DEFINITIONS, char * ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     ARRAY: specify the array that contains ASN.1 declarations
-     DEFINITIONS: return the pointer to the structure created by *ARRAY
-     ASN.1 declarations
-     ERRORDESCRIPTION: return the error description.
-     Creates the structures needed to manage the ASN.1 definitions.
-     `array' is a vector created by `asn1_parser2array()'.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Structure created correctly.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_EMPTY:* *`definitions' not ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY.
-     *ASN1_IDENTIFIER_NOT_FOUND:* In the file there is an identifier
-     that is not defined (see `errorDescription' for more information).
-     *ASN1_ARRAY_ERROR:* The array pointed by `array' is wrong.
-asn1_delete_structure
----------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_delete_structure (ASN1_TYPE * STRUCTURE)
-     STRUCTURE: pointer to the structure that you want to delete.
-     Deletes the structure *`structure'.  At the end, *`structure' is
-     set to ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Everything OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* *`structure' was ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY.
-asn1_delete_element
--------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_delete_element (ASN1_TYPE STRUCTURE,
-          const char * ELEMENT_NAME)
-     STRUCTURE: pointer to the structure that contains the element you
-     want to delete.
-     ELEMENT_NAME: element's name you want to delete.
-     Deletes the element named *`element_name' inside *`structure'.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Everything OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* The name element was not found.
-asn1_create_element
--------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_create_element (ASN1_TYPE DEFINITIONS,
-          const char * SOURCE_NAME, ASN1_TYPE * ELEMENT)
-     DEFINITIONS: pointer to the structure returned by "parser_asn1"
-     function
-     SOURCE_NAME: the name of the type of the new structure (must be
-     inside p_structure).
-     ELEMENT: pointer to the structure created.
-     Creates a structure of type `source_name'.  Example using
-     "pkix.asn":
-     rc = asn1_create_structure(cert_def, "PKIX1.Certificate", certptr);
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Creation OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* SOURCE_NAME isn't known
-asn1_print_structure
---------------------
- -- Function: void asn1_print_structure (FILE * OUT, ASN1_TYPE
-          STRUCTURE, const char * NAME, int MODE)
-     OUT: pointer to the output file (e.g. stdout).
-     STRUCTURE: pointer to the structure that you want to visit.
-     NAME: an element of the structure
-     MODE: specify how much of the structure to print, can be
-     `ASN1_PRINT_NAME', `ASN1_PRINT_NAME_TYPE',
-     `ASN1_PRINT_NAME_TYPE_VALUE', or `ASN1_PRINT_ALL'.
-     Prints on the `out' file descriptor the structure's tree starting
-     from the `name' element inside the structure `structure'.
-asn1_number_of_elements
------------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_number_of_elements (ASN1_TYPE ELEMENT,
-          const char * NAME, int * NUM)
-     ELEMENT: pointer to the root of an ASN1 structure.
-     NAME: the name of a sub-structure of ROOT.
-     NUM: pointer to an integer where the result will be stored
-     Counts the number of elements of a sub-structure called NAME with
-     names equal to "?1","?2", ...
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Creation OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* NAME isn't known.
-     *ASN1_GENERIC_ERROR:* Pointer num equal to NULL.
-asn1_find_structure_from_oid
-----------------------------
- -- Function: const char * asn1_find_structure_from_oid (ASN1_TYPE
-          DEFINITIONS, const char * OIDVALUE)
-     DEFINITIONS: ASN1 definitions
-     OIDVALUE: value of the OID to search (e.g. "1.2.3.4").
-     Search the structure that is defined just after an OID definition.
-     *Returns:* NULL when OIDVALUE not found, otherwise the pointer to a
-     constant string that contains the element name defined just after
-     the OID.
-asn1_copy_node
---------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_copy_node (ASN1_TYPE DST, const char *
-          DST_NAME, ASN1_TYPE SRC, const char * SRC_NAME)
-     DST: Destination ASN1_TYPE node.
-     DST_NAME: Field name in destination node.
-     SRC: Source ASN1_TYPE node.
-     SRC_NAME: Field name in source node.
-     Create a deep copy of a ASN1_TYPE variable.
-     *Return value:* Return ASN1_SUCCESS on success.
-asn1_write_value
-----------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_write_value (ASN1_TYPE NODE_ROOT, const
-          char * NAME, const void * IVALUE, int LEN)
-     NODE_ROOT: pointer to a structure
-     NAME: the name of the element inside the structure that you want
-     to set.
-     IVALUE: vector used to specify the value to set. If len is >0,
-     VALUE must be a two's complement form integer.  if len=0 *VALUE
-     must be a null terminated string with an integer value.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *value to use to set the value:
-     value[0]..value[len-1] or 0 if value is a null terminated string
-     Set the value of one element inside a structure.
-     If an element is OPTIONAL and you want to delete it, you must use
-     the value=NULL and len=0.  Using "pkix.asn":
-     result=asn1_write_value(cert, "tbsCertificate.issuerUniqueID",
-     NULL, 0);
-     *Description for each type:* *INTEGER:* VALUE must contain a two's
-     complement form integer.
-     value[0]=0xFF ,               len=1 -> integer=-1.  value[0]=0xFF
-     value[1]=0xFF , len=2 -> integer=-1.  value[0]=0x01 ,
-     len=1 -> integer= 1.  value[0]=0x00 value[1]=0x01 , len=2 ->
-     integer= 1.  value="123"                 , len=0 -> integer= 123.
-     *ENUMERATED:* As INTEGER (but only with not negative numbers).
-     *BOOLEAN:* VALUE must be the null terminated string "TRUE" or
-     "FALSE" and LEN != 0.
-     value="TRUE" , len=1 -> boolean=TRUE.  value="FALSE" , len=1 ->
-     boolean=FALSE.
-     *OBJECT IDENTIFIER:* VALUE must be a null terminated string with
-     each number separated by a dot (e.g. "1.2.3.543.1").  LEN != 0.
-     value="1 2 840 10040 4 3" , len=1 -> OID=dsa-with-sha.
-     *UTCTime:* VALUE must be a null terminated string in one of these
-     formats: "YYMMDDhhmmssZ", "YYMMDDhhmmssZ", "YYMMDDhhmmss+hh'mm'",
-     "YYMMDDhhmmss-hh'mm'", "YYMMDDhhmm+hh'mm'", or
-     "YYMMDDhhmm-hh'mm'".  LEN != 0.
-     value="9801011200Z" , len=1 -> time=Jannuary 1st, 1998 at 12h 00m
-     Greenwich Mean Time
-     *GeneralizedTime:* VALUE must be in one of this format:
-     "YYYYMMDDhhmmss.sZ", "YYYYMMDDhhmmss.sZ",
-     "YYYYMMDDhhmmss.s+hh'mm'", "YYYYMMDDhhmmss.s-hh'mm'",
-     "YYYYMMDDhhmm+hh'mm'", or "YYYYMMDDhhmm-hh'mm'" where ss.s
-     indicates the seconds with any precision like "10.1" or "01.02".
-     LEN != 0
-     value="2001010112001.12-0700" , len=1 -> time=Jannuary 1st, 2001
-     at 12h 00m 01.12s Pacific Daylight Time
-     *OCTET STRING:* VALUE contains the octet string and LEN is the
-     number of octets.
-     value="$\backslash$x01$\backslash$x02$\backslash$x03" , len=3 ->
-     three bytes octet string
-     *GeneralString:* VALUE contains the generalstring and LEN is the
-     number of octets.
-     value="$\backslash$x01$\backslash$x02$\backslash$x03" , len=3 ->
-     three bytes generalstring
-     *BIT STRING:* VALUE contains the bit string organized by bytes and
-     LEN is the number of bits.
-     value="$\backslash$xCF" , len=6 -> bit string="110011" (six bits)
-     *CHOICE:* if NAME indicates a choice type, VALUE must specify one
-     of the alternatives with a null terminated string. LEN != 0. Using
-     "pkix.asn"\:
-     result=asn1_write_value(cert,
-     "certificate1.tbsCertificate.subject", "rdnSequence", 1);
-     *ANY:* VALUE indicates the der encoding of a structure.  LEN != 0.
-     *SEQUENCE OF:* VALUE must be the null terminated string "NEW" and
-     LEN != 0. With this instruction another element is appended in the
-     sequence. The name of this element will be "?1" if it's the first
-     one, "?2" for the second and so on.
-     Using "pkix.asn"\:
-     result=asn1_write_value(cert,
-     "certificate1.tbsCertificate.subject.rdnSequence", "NEW", 1);
-     *SET OF:* the same as SEQUENCE OF.  Using "pkix.asn":
-     result=asn1_write_value(cert,
-     "tbsCertificate.subject.rdnSequence.?LAST", "NEW", 1);
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Set value OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* NAME is not a valid element.
-     *ASN1_VALUE_NOT_VALID:* VALUE has a wrong format.
-asn1_read_value
----------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_read_value (ASN1_TYPE ROOT, const char
-          * NAME, void * IVALUE, int * LEN)
-     ROOT: pointer to a structure.
-     NAME: the name of the element inside a structure that you want to
-     read.
-     IVALUE: vector that will contain the element's content, must be a
-     pointer to memory cells already allocated.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *value: value[0]..value[len-1]. Initialy
-     holds the sizeof value.
-     Returns the value of one element inside a structure.
-     If an element is OPTIONAL and the function "read_value" returns
-     `ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND', it means that this element wasn't present
-     in the der encoding that created the structure.  The first element
-     of a SEQUENCE_OF or SET_OF is named "?1". The second one "?2" and
-     so on.
-     *INTEGER:* VALUE will contain a two's complement form integer.
-     integer=-1  -> value[0]=0xFF , len=1.  integer=1   ->
-     value[0]=0x01 , len=1.
-     *ENUMERATED:* As INTEGER (but only with not negative numbers).
-     *BOOLEAN:* VALUE will be the null terminated string "TRUE" or
-     "FALSE" and LEN=5 or LEN=6.
-     *OBJECT IDENTIFIER:* VALUE will be a null terminated string with
-     each number separated by a dot (i.e. "1.2.3.543.1").
-     LEN = strlen(VALUE)+1
-     *UTCTime:* VALUE will be a null terminated string in one of these
-     formats: "YYMMDDhhmmss+hh'mm'" or "YYMMDDhhmmss-hh'mm'".
-     LEN=strlen(VALUE)+1.
-     *GeneralizedTime:* VALUE will be a null terminated string in the
-     same format used to set the value.
-     *OCTET STRING:* VALUE will contain the octet string and LEN will be
-     the number of octets.
-     *GeneralString:* VALUE will contain the generalstring and LEN will
-     be the number of octets.
-     *BIT STRING:* VALUE will contain the bit string organized by bytes
-     and LEN will be the number of bits.
-     *CHOICE:* If NAME indicates a choice type, VALUE will specify the
-     alternative selected.
-     *ANY:* If NAME indicates an any type, VALUE will indicate the DER
-     encoding of the structure actually used.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Set value OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* NAME is not a valid element.
-     *ASN1_VALUE_NOT_FOUND:* There isn't any value for the element
-     selected.
-     *ASN1_MEM_ERROR:* The value vector isn't big enough to store the
-     result.  In this case LEN will contain the number of bytes needed.
-asn1_read_tag
--------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_read_tag (node_asn * ROOT, const char *
-          NAME, int * TAGVALUE, int * CLASSVALUE)
-     ROOT: pointer to a structure
-     NAME: the name of the element inside a structure.
-     TAGVALUE: variable that will contain the TAG value.
-     CLASSVALUE: variable that will specify the TAG type.
-     Returns the TAG and the CLASS of one element inside a structure.
-     *CLASS can have one of these constants:* `ASN1_CLASS_APPLICATION',
-     `ASN1_CLASS_UNIVERSAL', `ASN1_CLASS_PRIVATE' or
-     `ASN1_CLASS_CONTEXT_SPECIFIC'.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Set value OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* NAME is not a valid element.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: DER functions,  Next: Error handling functions,  Prev: ASN.1 field functions,  Up: Function reference
-4.3 DER functions
-=================
-asn1_length_der
----------------
- -- Function: void asn1_length_der (unsigned long int LEN, unsigned
-          char * ANS, int * ANS_LEN)
-     LEN: value to convert.
-     ANS: string returned.
-     ANS_LEN: number of meaningful bytes of ANS
-     (ans[0]..ans[ans_len-1]).
-     Creates the DER coding for the LEN parameter (only the length).
-     The `ans' buffer is pre-allocated and must have room for the
-     output.
-asn1_octet_der
---------------
- -- Function: void asn1_octet_der (const unsigned char * STR, int
-          STR_LEN, unsigned char * DER, int * DER_LEN)
-     STR: OCTET string.
-     STR_LEN: STR length (str[0]..str[str_len-1]).
-     DER: string returned.
-     DER_LEN: number of meaningful bytes of DER
-     (der[0]..der[ans_len-1]).
-     Creates the DER coding for an OCTET type (length included).
-asn1_bit_der
-------------
- -- Function: void asn1_bit_der (const unsigned char * STR, int
-          BIT_LEN, unsigned char * DER, int * DER_LEN)
-     STR: BIT string.
-     BIT_LEN: number of meaningful bits in STR.
-     DER: string returned.
-     DER_LEN: number of meaningful bytes of DER
-     (der[0]..der[ans_len-1]).
-     Creates the DER coding for a BIT STRING type (length and pad
-     included).
-asn1_der_coding
----------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_der_coding (ASN1_TYPE ELEMENT, const
-          char * NAME, void * IDER, int * LEN, char * ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     ELEMENT: pointer to an ASN1 element
-     NAME: the name of the structure you want to encode (it must be
-     inside *POINTER).
-     IDER: vector that will contain the DER encoding. DER must be a
-     pointer to memory cells already allocated.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *`ider': `ider'[0]..`ider'[len-1], Initialy
-     holds the sizeof of der vector.
-     Creates the DER encoding for the NAME structure (inside *POINTER
-     structure).
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* DER encoding OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* NAME is not a valid element.
-     *ASN1_VALUE_NOT_FOUND:* There is an element without a value.
-     *ASN1_MEM_ERROR:* `ider' vector isn't big enough. Also in this case
-     LEN will contain the length needed.
-asn1_get_length_der
--------------------
- -- Function: signed long asn1_get_length_der (const unsigned char *
-          DER, int DER_LEN, int * LEN)
-     DER: DER data to decode.
-     DER_LEN: Length of DER data to decode.
-     LEN: Output variable containing the length of the DER length field.
-     Extract a length field from DER data.
-     *Return value:* Return the decoded length value, or -1 on
-     indefinite length, or -2 when the value was too big.
-asn1_get_tag_der
-----------------
- -- Function: int asn1_get_tag_der (const unsigned char * DER, int
-          DER_LEN, unsigned char * CLS, int * LEN, unsigned long * TAG)
-     DER: DER data to decode.
-     DER_LEN: Length of DER data to decode.
-     CLS: Output variable containing decoded class.
-     LEN: Output variable containing the length of the DER TAG data.
-     TAG: Output variable containing the decoded tag.
-     Decode the class and TAG from DER code.
-     *Return value:* Returns ASN1_SUCCESS on success, or an error.
-asn1_get_octet_der
-------------------
- -- Function: int asn1_get_octet_der (const unsigned char * DER, int
-          DER_LEN, int * RET_LEN, unsigned char * STR, int STR_SIZE,
-          int * STR_LEN)
-     DER: DER data to decode containing the OCTET SEQUENCE.
-     DER_LEN: Length of DER data to decode.
-     RET_LEN: Output variable containing the length of the DER data.
-     STR: Pre-allocated output buffer to put decoded OCTET SEQUENCE in.
-     STR_SIZE: Length of pre-allocated output buffer.
-     STR_LEN: Output variable containing the length of the OCTET
-     SEQUENCE.
-     Extract an OCTET SEQUENCE from DER data.
-     *Return value:* Returns ASN1_SUCCESS on success, or an error.
-asn1_get_bit_der
-----------------
- -- Function: int asn1_get_bit_der (const unsigned char * DER, int
-          DER_LEN, int * RET_LEN, unsigned char * STR, int STR_SIZE,
-          int * BIT_LEN)
-     DER: DER data to decode containing the BIT SEQUENCE.
-     DER_LEN: Length of DER data to decode.
-     RET_LEN: Output variable containing the length of the DER data.
-     STR: Pre-allocated output buffer to put decoded BIT SEQUENCE in.
-     STR_SIZE: Length of pre-allocated output buffer.
-     BIT_LEN: Output variable containing the size of the BIT SEQUENCE.
-     Extract a BIT SEQUENCE from DER data.
-     *Return value:* Return ASN1_SUCCESS on success, or an error.
-asn1_der_decoding
------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_der_decoding (ASN1_TYPE * ELEMENT,
-          const void * IDER, int LEN, char * ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     ELEMENT: pointer to an ASN1 structure.
-     IDER: vector that contains the DER encoding.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *`ider': `ider'[0]..`ider'[len-1].
-     ERRORDESCRIPTION: null-terminated string contains details when an
-     error occurred.
-     Fill the structure *ELEMENT with values of a DER encoding string.
-     The sructure must just be created with function 'create_stucture'.
-     If an error occurs during the decoding procedure, the *ELEMENT is
-     deleted and set equal to `ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY'.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* DER encoding OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* ELEMENT is ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY.
-     ASN1_TAG_ERROR,ASN1_DER_ERROR: The der encoding doesn't match the
-     structure NAME. *ELEMENT deleted.
-asn1_der_decoding_element
--------------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_der_decoding_element (ASN1_TYPE *
-          STRUCTURE, const char * ELEMENTNAME, const void * IDER, int
-          LEN, char * ERRORDESCRIPTION)
-     STRUCTURE: pointer to an ASN1 structure
-     ELEMENTNAME: name of the element to fill
-     IDER: vector that contains the DER encoding of the whole structure.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *der: der[0]..der[len-1]
-     ERRORDESCRIPTION: null-terminated string contains details when an
-     error occurred.
-     Fill the element named ELEMENTNAME with values of a DER encoding
-     string.  The sructure must just be created with function
-     'create_stucture'.  The DER vector must contain the encoding
-     string of the whole STRUCTURE.  If an error occurs during the
-     decoding procedure, the *STRUCTURE is deleted and set equal to
-     `ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY'.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* DER encoding OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* ELEMENT is ASN1_TYPE_EMPTY or
-     elementName == NULL.
-     ASN1_TAG_ERROR,ASN1_DER_ERROR: The der encoding doesn't match the
-     structure STRUCTURE. *ELEMENT deleted.
-asn1_der_decoding_startEnd
---------------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_der_decoding_startEnd (ASN1_TYPE
-          ELEMENT, const void * IDER, int LEN, const char *
-          NAME_ELEMENT, int * START, int * END)
-     ELEMENT: pointer to an ASN1 element
-     IDER: vector that contains the DER encoding.
-     LEN: number of bytes of *`ider': `ider'[0]..`ider'[len-1]
-     NAME_ELEMENT: an element of NAME structure.
-     START: the position of the first byte of NAME_ELEMENT decoding
-     (`ider'[*start])
-     END: the position of the last byte of NAME_ELEMENT decoding
-     (`ider'[*end])
-     Find the start and end point of an element in a DER encoding
-     string. I mean that if you have a der encoding and you have
-     already used the function "asn1_der_decoding" to fill a structure,
-     it may happen that you want to find the piece of string concerning
-     an element of the structure.
-     *Example:* the sequence "tbsCertificate" inside an X509
-     certificate.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* DER encoding OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* ELEMENT is ASN1_TYPE EMPTY or
-     NAME_ELEMENT is not a valid element.
-     ASN1_TAG_ERROR,ASN1_DER_ERROR: the der encoding doesn't match the
-     structure ELEMENT.
-asn1_expand_any_defined_by
---------------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_expand_any_defined_by (ASN1_TYPE
-          DEFINITIONS, ASN1_TYPE * ELEMENT)
-     DEFINITIONS: ASN1 definitions
-     ELEMENT: pointer to an ASN1 structure
-     Expands every "ANY DEFINED BY" element of a structure created from
-     a DER decoding process (asn1_der_decoding function). The element
-     ANY must be defined by an OBJECT IDENTIFIER. The type used to
-     expand the element ANY is the first one following the definition of
-     the actual value of the OBJECT IDENTIFIER.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Substitution OK.
-     *ASN1_ERROR_TYPE_ANY:* Some "ANY DEFINED BY" element couldn't be
-     expanded due to a problem in OBJECT_ID -> TYPE association.
-     other errors: Result of der decoding process.
-asn1_expand_octet_string
-------------------------
- -- Function: asn1_retCode asn1_expand_octet_string (ASN1_TYPE
-          DEFINITIONS, ASN1_TYPE * ELEMENT, const char * OCTETNAME,
-          const char * OBJECTNAME)
-     DEFINITIONS: ASN1 definitions
-     ELEMENT: pointer to an ASN1 structure
-     OCTETNAME: name of the OCTECT STRING field to expand.
-     OBJECTNAME: name of the OBJECT IDENTIFIER field to use to define
-     the type for expansion.
-     Expands an "OCTET STRING" element of a structure created from a
-     DER decoding process (asn1_der_decoding function). The type used
-     for expansion is the first one following the definition of the
-     actual value of the OBJECT IDENTIFIER indicated by OBJECTNAME.
-     *Returns:* *ASN1_SUCCESS:* Substitution OK.
-     *ASN1_ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND:* OBJECTNAME or OCTETNAME are not correct.
-     *ASN1_VALUE_NOT_VALID:* Wasn't possible to find the type to use
-     for expansion.
-     other errors: result of der decoding process.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Error handling functions,  Next: Auxilliary functions,  Prev: DER functions,  Up: Function reference
-4.4 Error handling functions
-============================
-libtasn1_perror
----------------
- -- Function: void libtasn1_perror (asn1_retCode ERROR)
-     ERROR: is an error returned by a libtasn1 function.
-     This function is like `perror()'. The only difference is that it
-     accepts an error returned by a libtasn1 function.
-libtasn1_strerror
------------------
- -- Function: const char * libtasn1_strerror (asn1_retCode ERROR)
-     ERROR: is an error returned by a libtasn1 function.
-     This function is similar to `strerror()'. The only difference is
-     that it accepts an error (number) returned by a libtasn1 function.
-     *Returns:* Pointer to static zero-terminated string describing
-     error code.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Auxilliary functions,  Prev: Error handling functions,  Up: Function reference
-4.5 Auxilliary functions
-========================
-asn1_find_node
---------------
- -- Function: ASN1_TYPE asn1_find_node (ASN1_TYPE POINTER, const char *
-          NAME)
-     POINTER: NODE_ASN element pointer.
-     NAME: null terminated string with the element's name to find.
-     Searches for an element called NAME starting from POINTER.  The
-     name is composed by differents identifiers separated by dots.  When
-     *POINTER has a name, the first identifier must be the name of
-     *POINTER, otherwise it must be the name of one child of *POINTER.
-     *Return value:* the searching result. NULL if not found.
-asn1_check_version
-------------------
- -- Function: const char * asn1_check_version (const char * REQ_VERSION)
-     REQ_VERSION: Required version number, or NULL.
-     Check that the the version of the library is at minimum the
-     requested one and return the version string; return `NULL' if the
-     condition is not satisfied.  If a `NULL' is passed to this
-     function, no check is done, but the version string is simply
-     returned.
-     See `LIBTASN1_VERSION' for a suitable `req_version' string.
-     *Return value:* Version string of run-time library, or `NULL' if
-     the run-time library does not meet the required version number.
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Copying Information,  Next: Concept Index,  Prev: Function reference,  Up: Top
-Appendix A Copying Information
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-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Concept Index,  Next: Function and Data Index,  Prev: Copying Information,  Up: Top
-Concept Index
-*************
-[index]
-* Menu:
-* ASN.1 schema:                          ASN.1 syntax.         (line  6)
-* asn1Coding program:                    Invoking asn1Coding.  (line  6)
-* asn1Decoding program:                  Invoking asn1Decoding.
-                                                               (line  6)
-* asn1Parser program:                    Invoking asn1Parser.  (line  6)
-* FDL, GNU Free Documentation License:   GNU Free Documentation License.
-                                                               (line  6)
-* Future developments:                   Future developments.  (line  6)
-* GPL, GNU General Public License:       GNU GPL.              (line  6)
-* Header file libtasn1.h:                Library Notes.        (line  6)
-* LGPL, GNU Lesser General Public License: GNU LGPL.           (line  6)
-* License, GNU GPL:                      GNU GPL.              (line  6)
-* License, GNU LGPL:                     GNU LGPL.             (line  6)
-* Main type ASN1_TYPE:                   Library Notes.        (line  8)
-* Porting:                               Introduction.         (line 31)
-* Supported ASN.1 types, list of:        ASN.1 syntax.         (line 33)
-* threads:                               Introduction.         (line 28)
-File: libtasn1.info,  Node: Function and Data Index,  Prev: Concept Index,  Up: Top
-Function and Data Index
-***********************
-[index]
-* Menu:
-* asn1_array2tree:                       ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line  11)
-* asn1_bit_der:                          DER functions.       (line  43)
-* asn1_check_version:                    Auxilliary functions.
-                                                              (line  26)
-* asn1_copy_node:                        ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 139)
-* asn1_create_element:                   ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line  64)
-* asn1_delete_element:                   ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line  48)
-* asn1_delete_structure:                 ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line  34)
-* asn1_der_coding:                       DER functions.       (line  60)
-* asn1_der_decoding:                     DER functions.       (line 168)
-* asn1_der_decoding_element:             DER functions.       (line 195)
-* asn1_der_decoding_startEnd:            DER functions.       (line 227)
-* asn1_expand_any_defined_by:            DER functions.       (line 263)
-* asn1_expand_octet_string:              DER functions.       (line 286)
-* asn1_find_node:                        Auxilliary functions.
-                                                              (line  11)
-* asn1_find_structure_from_oid:          ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 124)
-* asn1_get_bit_der:                      DER functions.       (line 147)
-* asn1_get_length_der:                   DER functions.       (line  88)
-* asn1_get_octet_der:                    DER functions.       (line 124)
-* asn1_get_tag_der:                      DER functions.       (line 104)
-* asn1_length_der:                       DER functions.       (line  11)
-* asn1_number_of_elements:               ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 104)
-* asn1_octet_der:                        DER functions.       (line  27)
-* asn1_parser2array:                     ASN.1 schema functions.
-                                                              (line  44)
-* asn1_parser2tree:                      ASN.1 schema functions.
-                                                              (line  11)
-* asn1_print_structure:                  ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line  86)
-* asn1_read_tag:                         ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 338)
-* asn1_read_value:                       ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 267)
-* asn1_write_value:                      ASN.1 field functions.
-                                                              (line 156)
-* libtasn1_perror:                       Error handling functions.
-                                                              (line  10)
-* libtasn1_strerror:                     Error handling functions.
-                                                              (line  19)
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-Node: Library Notes5551
-Node: Future developments6357
-Node: Utilities6651
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-Node: Invoking asn1Coding7328
-Node: Invoking asn1Decoding8042
-Node: Function reference8603
-Node: ASN.1 schema functions8887
-Ref: asn1_parser2tree9086
-Ref: asn1_parser2array10128
-Node: ASN.1 field functions11368
-Ref: asn1_array2tree11585
-Ref: asn1_delete_structure12445
-Ref: asn1_delete_element12840
-Ref: asn1_create_element13316
-Ref: asn1_print_structure13973
-Ref: asn1_number_of_elements14596
-Ref: asn1_find_structure_from_oid15195
-Ref: asn1_copy_node15668
-Ref: asn1_write_value16100
-Ref: asn1_read_value20165
-Ref: asn1_read_tag22629
-Node: DER functions23300
-Ref: asn1_length_der23503
-Ref: asn1_octet_der23925
-Ref: asn1_bit_der24324
-Ref: asn1_der_coding24739
-Ref: asn1_get_length_der25664
-Ref: asn1_get_tag_der26123
-Ref: asn1_get_octet_der26669
-Ref: asn1_get_bit_der27367
-Ref: asn1_der_decoding28048
-Ref: asn1_der_decoding_element28970
-Ref: asn1_der_decoding_startEnd30128
-Ref: asn1_expand_any_defined_by31380
-Ref: asn1_expand_octet_string32189
-Node: Error handling functions33136
-Ref: libtasn1_perror33360
-Ref: libtasn1_strerror33637
-Node: Auxilliary functions33990
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-Ref: asn1_check_version34762
-Node: Copying Information35376
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-Node: GNU GPL86349
-Node: Concept Index123895
-Node: Function and Data Index125293
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