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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited yesterday
Reasons why I wrote my own parsers for PKCS#1, SEC1 and PKCS#8 on top of awesome rasn [1] crate instead of using e.g., pkcs8 crate is that:

1. Usually generic crates do so much useless shit outside of the app's requirements so it might not be huge effort to make focused code tuned for the app.
2. Compilation times.
3. It gave me so much DOWNGRADE options, thanks to simpler depenencies, which is huge robustness addition. It's something you learn to appreciate once you do anything embedded/FPGA on ANY language.

[1] https://github.com/librasn/rasn

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