[SDL/C++] Parsing XML Files

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Hi,

does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is also
plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)? (Maybe
SDL_XML ^^)

Greets
Christoph
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Christoph Friedrich wrote:

Hi,

does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is also
plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)? (Maybe
SDL_XML ^^)

Greets
Christoph

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tinyxml?

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Hi Christoph-

I’ve always liked TinyXML, although there are plenty of alternatives
like libxml.

AlastairOn 9 Jan 2009, at 23:10, Christoph Friedrich wrote:

Hi,

does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is
also plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)?
(Maybe SDL_XML ^^)

Greets
Christoph
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I use RapidXML. It’s insanely fast and has a very usable modern C++ interface.

Tim Goya

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I myself found an XML Parser that works really well for basic to
intermediate XML. It doesn’t handle script tags or cdata tags, but it
does handle classes. Here’s a link (which I personally checked to make
sure it works) http://www.applied-mathematics.net/tools/xmlParser.htmlOn Fri, 2009-01-09 at 23:12 +0000, Alastair Lynn wrote:

Hi Christoph-

I’ve always liked TinyXML, although there are plenty of alternatives
like libxml.

Alastair

On 9 Jan 2009, at 23:10, Christoph Friedrich wrote:

Hi,

does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is
also plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)?
(Maybe SDL_XML ^^)

Greets
Christoph
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Since when is anything C++ modern?On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Tim Goya wrote:

I use RapidXML. It’s insanely fast and has a very usable modern C++ interface.

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I use irrXML.
http://www.ambiera.com/irrxml/index.html

2009/1/9 Christoph Friedrich > Hi,

does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is also
plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)? (Maybe SDL_XML
^^)

Greets
Christoph

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does somebody know a good library for parsing XML files which is also
plattform independend and written for C/C++ (preffered C++)? (Maybe
SDL_XML ^^)

The three most popular are Xerces, libxml2, and expat, I think. Of the
three, Xerces uses C++, and the other two are C (I believe).

http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-c/

-CrystalOn Sat, 10 Jan 2009, Christoph Friedrich wrote:

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If you have a XSD for the XML you can use CodeSynthesis XSD. It creates
classes to parse the XML, or to serialize data and create the XML.

It can be used with Xerces-C. In fact, Xerces-C 3.0 is a dependency of the
library.

http://www.codesynthesis.com/products/xsd/