[Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries]
Tyler Close wrote, > I am only saying that it must be feasible to maintain an ASN.1 > implementation as part of a legacy codebase. This is only interesting if expressed in relative terms: it must be at least as feasible to maintain an ASN.1 implementation as it would be to maintain comparable alternatives. I can't think of any particularly good reasons for thinking that's not the case. > Obviously, OpenSSL and SNMP have had difficulties with that. Are there > counter-examples of applications that have not had long-lived bugs > in their ASN.1 code? Would you like some examples of undetected crimes as well? ;-) Cheers, Miles
|

Cart



