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winber.h contains the following programming interfaces:
Functions
| ber_alloc_t Allocates and constructs a new BerElement structure. |
| ber_bvdup The ber_bvdup function creates a copy of the supplied berval structure. |
| ber_bvecfree The ber_bvecfree function frees an array of berval structures. |
| ber_bvfree The ber_bvfree function (winber.h) frees a berval structure. |
| ber_first_element The ber_first_element function is used to begin the traversal of a SET, SET OF, SEQUENCE or SEQUENCE OF data value stored in the supplied BerElement structure. It returns the tag and length of the first element. |
| ber_flatten The ber_flatten function allocates a new berval structure containing the data taken from the supplied BerElement structure. |
| ber_free The ber_free function frees a BerElement structure that was previously allocated with ber_alloc_t, ber_init, or the ldap_first_attribute/ ldap_next_attribute search functions. |
| ber_init The ber_init function allocates a new BerElement structure containing the data taken from the supplied berval structure. |
| ber_next_element The ber_next_element function is used along with ber_first_element to traverse a SET, SET OF, SEQUENCE or SEQUENCE OF data value stored in the supplied BerElement structure. It returns the tag and length of the next element in the constructed type. |
| ber_peek_tag Returns the tag of the next element to be parsed in the supplied BerElement structure. |
| ber_printf Used to encode a BER element and is similar to sprintf_s. |
| ber_scanf The ber_scanf function decodes a BER element in a similar manner as sscanf_s. |
| ber_skip_tag The ber_skip_tag function skips the current tag and returns the tag of the next element in the supplied BerElement structure. |