Generic String Encoding Rules

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Generic String Encoding Rules (GSER) is a set of ASN.1 encoding rules designed to represent abstract data structures as human-readable character strings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ASN.1 encoding rules
data serialization format
abbreviation GSER NERFINISHED
basedOn ASN.1 NERFINISHED
category telecommunication standard technology
comparedWith Basic Encoding Rules
Canonical Encoding Rules
Distinguished Encoding Rules NERFINISHED
XML Encoding Rules NERFINISHED
designedFor representing abstract data structures as human-readable character strings
domain computer networking
data interchange
telecommunications
encodingType human-readable encoding
textual encoding
fullName Generic String Encoding Rules NERFINISHED
goal facilitate debugging and testing of ASN.1-based protocols
improve human readability of ASN.1 encoded data
primaryPurpose provide a generic string representation for ASN.1 values
property human-readable
machine-processable
relatedConcept Abstract Syntax Notation One NERFINISHED
textual encoding rules for ASN.1
representationForm string-based representation
represents ASN.1 values as character strings
standardizedBy ISO/IEC NERFINISHED
ITU-T NERFINISHED
supports constructed ASN.1 types
primitive ASN.1 types
structured data
usedIn protocol specifications using ASN.1
usedWith ASN.1 abstract syntax

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GSER abbreviationOf Generic String Encoding Rules