David Bertoni wrote:
>
>
> Where did you build and install the Xerces-C library? You aren't
> providing any -I arguments to g++ to locate header files, so I assumed
> you installed it in a standard system location the compiler and linker
> already search.
>
> Use the -L command line option to specify the path to the library:
>
> g++ -o testing.out testing2.cpp -L /I-installed-Xerces-here/lib -l
> xerces-c
>
> Dave
>
>
Thank you , Dave.
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