 Re: XML parser in C/C++ needed
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Chalkku Monteintah |
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12/3/2007 1:28:48 AM |
Hi, Iesta, I don't have much knowledge about those you have mentioned but I know about TinyXML which do this job very well. Go through this link and try:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tinyxml/ Regards Chalukku.
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Re: XML parser in C/C++ needed |
Dhamayanthi Nadesan |
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12/3/2007 1:32:32 AM |
Hi Iesta, Please try this codein this link:
http://gdome2.cs.unibo.it/examples.html All the best ! Dhamayanthi.
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Re: XML parser in C/C++ needed |
Rajeev Saurav |
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12/3/2007 1:36:11 AM |
Iesta, Mine is fast and very less leaky.. Regards, Rajeev.
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Re: Thanks! |
Mr.Iestamyo Shakaaramutai |
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12/3/2007 1:42:16 AM |
Hi Rajeev, Your TinyXML looks cool.
Has it to be use with TinyBind to convert struct to XML?
What about the licence? Able to be used in commercial projects?
Thanks a lot...
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Re: No licence to use tinyxml |
Mr.Iestamyo Shakaaramutai |
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12/3/2007 1:44:48 AM |
Iesta, There is no licence to use tinyxml. You will be able to use the library for free.
There are examples given in above mentioned sites for how to use it's functions. suppose the structure contains name, address and age, then you can convert them into xml structure and vice versa. I have not much idea about TinyBind.
Regards Chakukku.
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Is it so?You're saying it's public domain. You determined this how?
It's actually release under the zlib license. You can determine this by a) reading the sourceforge page b) reading the docs c) downloading the source and reading the LICENSE file and d) outright googling "tinyxml license". I sincerely hope you haven't used TinyXML in your projects, in ways that do not conform to the license. Anando.
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