The standard integer type is a signed value.
This limits the positive value that can be transmitted in a 64 bit value. This function allows the caller to send a 64 bit unsigned integer value in an application specific way (i.e., an application tag must be provided).
- Parameters
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| pBuffer | [ in out ] array of bytes to build an ASN.1 encoded message |
| bufSize | [ in ] size in octets (i.e., bytes) of pBuffer |
| pIndex | [ in ] current offset into pBuffer, that is, the next free byte to write into [ out ] As the unsigned number is encoded in pBuffer this index value increases in value |
| numValue | [ in ] 64 bit unsigned value to encode |
| applicationTag | [ in ] Calling application must set a standard BER encoded tag (i.e., an application tag value not a universal tag) |
- Returns
| Success | P6R::eOk | |
| Failure | P6R::eNotInitialized | A successful call to initialize was not made before this call. |
| P6R::eInvalidArg | One of the parameters is NULL. |
| P6R::eTooBigThe remaining space in pBuffer is insufficient to encode the integer value. | |
