DDer | Generic ASN.1 decoder/encoder to a structured text syntax

The source code is obtained from GitHub; use the "Download ZIP" to obtain a fresh snapshot, or use git to clone the repository. In the source tree, you will find the simple build scripts, build.cmd (for Windows) and build.sh (for Linux and OS X). The Windows script invokes the command-line compiler (csc.exe) that is found in the v2.0.50727 .NET framework. This framework is installed by default on Windows 7. More recent versions of Windows do not have the .NET 2.0 framework, but a more recent version (4.x or later). Though these framework versions are not completely compatible with each other, TestSSLServer uses only features that work identically on both, so you can compile TestSSLServer with either .NET version. The resulting TestSSLServer.exe is stand-alone and needs no further "installation"; you simply copy the file where you want it to be, and run it from a console (cmd.exe) with the appropriate arguments. The Linux / OS X script tries to invoke the Mono C# compiler under the names mono-csc (which works on Ubuntu) and dmcs (which works on OS X). On Ubuntu, install the mono-devel package; it should pull as dependencies the runtime and the compiler. On OS X, fetch a package from the Mono project and install it; it should provide the mono command-line tool to run compiled asemblies, and dmcs to invoke the C# compiler.