De Brito, Mathias SantosMathias SantosDe BritoMagedanz, ThomasThomasMagedanzCorici, Marius-IulianMarius-IulianCorici2025-05-192025-05-192025-05-13https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/48766010.1109/ICNC64010.2025.10993715The O-RAN alliance is pushing the development of openness and disaggregated RAN solutions. Its OAM architecture proposed components to support applications intended to monitor, manage, and control the RAN. The so-called RICs are the core components for delivering intelligent solutions. The Near-RT RIC communicates with the RAN components via the E2 interface, designed using the ASN.1 interface definition language, commonly used in the telecom domain. ANS1c is a tool to generate code in C based on the ASN.1 definitions as input. This work proposes a wrap solution to the code generated by ASN1c to facilitate the development of E2-based solutions, aiming to increase the engagement of developers to build Near-RT solutions, especially newcomers. This paper describes the methods used to better DX and evaluates its performance compared to the vanilla code generated by ASN1c. The results show a considerable overhead compared to the original ASN1c; on the other hand, this exchange significantly improves the developer experience, paving the way for more efficient and engaging development processes.en5GMobile NetworksOpen RANO-RANE2APconference paper