[andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx]

> It's implemented (and definitely works; the folks here at NetApp doing
> the streaming media support for our NetCache boxes are using it for
> debugging problems - that's why Jason, who's one of those developers,
> wrote it in the first place...).

Bloody hell! Arrgghh, why don't I just upgrade every time there's a new release?
Now I wasted some time implementing RTP and RTCP.... 

Oh well, as soon as I get the green light from the higher ups at Philips I'll try and 
release some goodies...

My copy of Ethereal is doing H.225 Call Signalling and RAS now, but the source 
generated ( including all stuff related to Ethereal ) by the ASN.1 compiler is 
absolutely HUGE ( think 1 MByte ) and very C++.

But it should enable Ethereal to do quite large ASN.1 defined protocols in BER AND 
PER without a lot of handcoding.

Have there been any big changes to the proto_tree* functions or the registration of
protocols since 0.8.4?

-- 
Andreas Sikkema
andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx
"Standing barefoot in a river of clues, most people would 
         not get their toes wet." - Brian Kantor in a.s.r.