The OSS ASN.1 compiler and runtime routines can both generate error and informatory messages. Use these error messages to help pinpoint problems in your ASN.1 syntax or application code.
In ASN.1 Studio, compiler error messages are displayed in the Diagnostic window. Clicking a message opens the related input file and highlights the location of the error.
There are four types of messages issued by the various OSS ASN.1 Tools components:
Access message details for the first three types of messages through this page. See OSS ASN.1 Runtime Errors to look up runtime-function messages.
All four types of messages carry a unique code that identifies each issued message. This message code consists of six characters: the first identifies the OSS ASN.1 Tools component that issued the message, next is a four-digit message number, and the last states the severity level of the message. See the following table for more details:
Character Position in Message Code |
Purpose | Possible Characters | Description |
---|---|---|---|
First | Component Identifier | A C L D E |
ASN.1 syntax checker ASN.1 compiler input-file processor ASN.1 compiler command-line format checker Decoder routines Encoder routines |
Second through Fifth | Message Number | 0001 to 9999 | Unique, four-digit message ID number |
Sixth | Error Severity | I W E S |
Informatory message (Level 0) |
The A0086E error code contains the following information:
Messages issued by the command-line format checker and input-file processor have two parts: a message code and a message description.
message-code: message-description
L0236S: Unrecognized keyword, -codeFront.
Typical ASN.1 syntax checker message
Use these links to look up OSS ASN.1 compiler error messages by message number:
This documentation applies to release 10.5 and later of ASN-1Step®.
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