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Package asn1int uses math/big to implement the ASN.1 INTEGER type. For user convenience, a small number of useful features have been added. See the documentation below, along with individual examples. Many of these features manifest as methods which may be executed ad hoc or in fluent-form. This package is released under the terms of the MIT license. A copy of the license may be found in the package repository. See ITU-T Rec. X.680 for further details on the ASN.1 INTEGER type. By default, this package will not -- in ANY way -- impose limits regarding the magnitude of a value. Handling of extremely large numbers -- whether signed or unsigned -- may consume an undesirable amount of resources. En masse, this may impact the stability of the platform upon which this code operates. Consider this problem in the face of directory services which leverage this type -- if a DSA is exposed to a particularly large and/or hostile user base, it may be wise to impose minimum and maximum bounds upon any new INTEGER instances, thus disallowing absurdly large numbers from being written to the directory. A suitable bounding value might be: Overflow issues may also arise in a scenario in which directory servers of differing implementations and/or platforms are replicating DIT content between each other. If one system disallows values greater than a particular magnitude, it is important the replication agreements (and more to the point, the systems themselves) are hardened enough to mitigate this issue.
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purl: pkg:golang/github.com/%21jesse%21coretta/go-asn1int
Keywords: asn1, integer, unbounded, x680
License: MIT
Latest release: 2 months ago
First release: 2 months ago
Namespace: github.com/JesseCoretta
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Forks: 0 on GitHub
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