Compiling a MIB mean?
> BraGaa A MIB compiler is a program that essentially translates a MIB Module specification from one format (e.g. SMI) to another format, often performing some amount (varying from compiler to compiler) of validation/syntax checking/etc. in the process. Some compilers perform minimal checking, some (such as SMICng) perform extensive checking, and some (such as Muonics’ MIB Smithy) are able to detect and correct a lot of common errors that other compilers will choke with parse failures for. The new format of the output also varies from compiler to compiler. Some compilers (such as MOSY or those used by NMS applications) generate output that is in a format more easily parsed by a program, pre-checked and in a “condensed” format that contains only the essentials of the original format (discarding, for example, all textual DESCRIPTION and REFERENCE fields). Other compilers, such as those included with agent development libraries, typically generate source code templates (.c and .h files) f
