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<p dir="auto">Hmm indeed in X.690/BER there is the possibility to have a constructed type which "wraps" another set. No idea why one would use it (I can understand the indefinite form). Nevertheless, libtasn1 is very limited on its BER decoding and most likely libtasn1 doesn't support this BER form. If <code>asn1_decode_simple_ber()</code> cannot decode that form, we may have to extend libtasn1 for it if we care decoding that.</p>

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