ocmbytecode
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| ===== Small numbers (tag 0): signed 16 bit numbers ===== | ===== Small numbers (tag 0): signed 16 bit numbers ===== | ||
| - | ===== Large integers (tag 1): arbitraty | + | ===== Large integers (tag 1): arbitary |
| Serialization format: Length followed by two's complement little endian representation. The length is according to ASN.1 lengths: Length is directly encoded as one byte for lengths 0..127. A length encoding starting with 128 is invalid (would mean unspecified). If the first byte of the length is above 128, subtract 128 and take that many bytes. They make up a big-endian unsigned integer. | Serialization format: Length followed by two's complement little endian representation. The length is according to ASN.1 lengths: Length is directly encoded as one byte for lengths 0..127. A length encoding starting with 128 is invalid (would mean unspecified). If the first byte of the length is above 128, subtract 128 and take that many bytes. They make up a big-endian unsigned integer. | ||
| ===== Binary blobs (tag 2) ===== | ===== Binary blobs (tag 2) ===== | ||
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