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> Before we reinvent the XML parser wheel perhaps we should look at
> the C++ version of Xerces:
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> http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/index.html
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I have a lot of respect for the Apache tools, but I would still like to see
boosters look at building XML parsing tools. XML is being used extensively on
many projects. The main problem with xerces-c implementation is that it is a
JAVA implementation remapped to C++. To maximize portability they avoid
'difficult' C++ features like templates. Needless to say things get ugly fast
with all sorts of nasty casting and character conversions. In fact, I would be
all for XML parsing tools that don't follow SAX or DOM interfaces at all, but
just provide a library that uses the C++ standard library or extensions thereof.
Jeff
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