ASCII To PDU Converter (Convert ASCII to PDU and vice versa)
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PDUCONV is a C source code package designed to convert the ISO-8859-1 ASCII string into a PDU-coded array as described in ETSI GSM 03.38 and ETSI GSM 03.40 and vice versa.
These functions was released to the public domain in 2003 by Mats Engstrom, Nerdlabs Consulting. Contains two callable function: ascii_to_pdu and pdu_to_ascii. From the names I guess you know what each function does.
If you would like the Delphi version of SMS-PDU encoder/decoder, you may consider the SMSCODEC - my own version of SMS processor packed as a Delphi component.
Know nothing about Delphi or C, but comfortable with Visual Basic? You can try the Visual Basic version of PDU Converter module.
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