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Hi, concerning your problem with OPTIONAL SEQUENCES. The following example
should give an answer. Isode 6.0 was used for it.

The ASN.1 definition (similar to yours) is
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X DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
 
Pdu  ::= SET { ele1 [0] T1 OPTIONAL,
               ele2 [1] T1 OPTIONAL
             }

T1  ::= SEQUENCE OF INTEGER

END


The "C" structures file generated is
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/* automatically generated by posy 6.0 #1 (faucon), do not edit! */

#ifndef	_module_X_defined_
#define	_module_X_defined_

#include <isode/psap.h>
#include <isode/pepy/UNIV-types.h>

struct type_X_Pdu {
    struct type_X_T1 *ele1;

    struct type_X_T1 *ele2;
};
int	free_X_Pdu ();

struct type_X_T1 {
        integer    element_X_0;

        struct type_X_T1 *next;
};
int	free_X_T1 ();
#endif


The field element_X_0 must indicate the number of elements in the SEQUENCE OF.
So an empty one will have a non-NULL ele1 pointer to a type_X_T1 structure but
will have the field element_X_0 to 0. An a NULL ele1 pointer will indicate that 
ele1 wasn't present in the encoding.

I build a small application that decode a stream and that print it using the
Isode pretty print. I send two streams, the first one with ele1 an empty
SEQUENCE OF and the second with no ele1.

Pretty print of the first decoded stream
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{
   ele1 {},
   ele2 {
      1,
      2,
      3
   }
}


Pretty print of the second decoded stream
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{
   ele2 {
      1,
      2,
      3
   }
}



Hope it helps ...


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