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    Does anyone know of a good (reliable) MIB parser, that is, one that takes an SNMP MIB file, and lets you get at all the OID definitions programatically? I really need source code or a library for it, since it will be integrated into another C++ application. Free would be good, but happy to pay if necessary. I've found libsmi[^], but that seems to crash *a lot*. It looks like its memory management isn't all it could be (unitialised pointers, memory leaks etc). Thanks in advance.

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      Does anyone know of a good (reliable) MIB parser, that is, one that takes an SNMP MIB file, and lets you get at all the OID definitions programatically? I really need source code or a library for it, since it will be integrated into another C++ application. Free would be good, but happy to pay if necessary. I've found libsmi[^], but that seems to crash *a lot*. It looks like its memory management isn't all it could be (unitialised pointers, memory leaks etc). Thanks in advance.

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      Anton Afanasyev
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      Graham Bradshaw wrote:

      MIB Parser

      Why on Earth would you ever, _EVER_ want to parse the Men In Black?


      :badger:

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        Does anyone know of a good (reliable) MIB parser, that is, one that takes an SNMP MIB file, and lets you get at all the OID definitions programatically? I really need source code or a library for it, since it will be integrated into another C++ application. Free would be good, but happy to pay if necessary. I've found libsmi[^], but that seems to crash *a lot*. It looks like its memory management isn't all it could be (unitialised pointers, memory leaks etc). Thanks in advance.

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        Vivek Rajan
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        Wow! I didnt expect an SNMP question here. You can use the MIB parser / compiler component from our Unbrowse SNMP application. You can access it via script (VBScript / Ruby) or via C++/C# COM. It is a free feature. For more visit here[^] or contact me via my CP profile. You can also try to tweak the Net-SNMP code, it may be a bit difficult though.

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          Wow! I didnt expect an SNMP question here. You can use the MIB parser / compiler component from our Unbrowse SNMP application. You can access it via script (VBScript / Ruby) or via C++/C# COM. It is a free feature. For more visit here[^] or contact me via my CP profile. You can also try to tweak the Net-SNMP code, it may be a bit difficult though.

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          Graham Bradshaw
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          Looks good. Can I just redistribute the atmib2.dll file, or are there some dependencies I need to worry about?

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            Looks good. Can I just redistribute the atmib2.dll file, or are there some dependencies I need to worry about?

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            ATMib2.dll and vocore2.dll Or you can just have them install Unbrowse SNMP and just let it expire.

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