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From: George Michaelson <ggm@apnic.net>
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ISODE. bloatware, but does have YACC based core behaviour. Used to work on it.

Marshall Rose code. (lots of lazy eval embedded side-effects in if/then/else
logic) but the core of the code is pretty small. his ASN.1 stuff does encode to
string, or file descriptor, or parse-struct.

I doubt if you'd need the recent code, for a core ASN.1 parser.

there are also heaps of stripped-down codebases for SNMP.

INRIA did a free parser which was pretty small. Christian Huitema (now with
Microsoft research) would know about it.

-george