David N Bertoni wrote:
>
> I actually like the extra "debugging" features in the debug memory manager,
> so I'm not sure I agree with you that the decision was "stupid". it is,
> however, very confusing, and a constant source of error for people who
> don't ready the documentation and/or don't un
Once you've created the bug report, you can then add attachments.
Dave
"Lenny Hoffman"
It's more fundamental than just incompatibility between release and rdebug
runtimes -- Microsoft actually allows executable modules to either have
their own heap, or share one. Thus, you can build all of your release
executables with "release" runtimes, and still have problems, since a
pointer c
John Utz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
< this line makes unwarranted assumptions about pointer quality. i say
< 'unwarranted' because if the implication of this code was warranted, you
< wouldnt fire the assertion :-).
Not necessarily true, since selecting the wrong run-time heap can cause
this pr
Hi Tinny,
Within Buxzilla I could not see where to add an
attachement. So I tried three separate messages to the list and they all
got rejected for being too large, even though they were less then 100,000 bytes,
which is the limit indicated in the failure notice. Am I missing
something?
Hi Maria,
yes, I have successfully accessed my XML schema data, using the example...
but there is no info on how to get at the information...
at least I haven't found it...
Thanks,
Hauke
At 18:09 22.01.02, you wrote:
>Hi Tia:
>
>Have you used SENumVal to parse XML Schema file?
>I tried to us
Xerces Rule wrote:
>
> Manu Heirbaut suggested to use a multithreaded DLL. In VC++,
> I set 'Debug Multithreaded DLL' at Project>Settings>C++>Code
> Generating (Settings for Win32 Debug).
>
> But I'm still getting the same error.
The important point is that your C runtime setting (Debug or Releas
Make sure your project is using the same runtime as the Xerces DLL. If you
are using a release build of the DLL, then your project's _release_ build
should be set to Multithreaded DLL (Project settings | C/C++ tab | "Code
Generation" category | "Use run-time library" setting); the project's
_debu
as a recovering win32 dev, i'll take a poke :-)
i hope this helps. and i apologize in advance to everybody if i seem
overly pedantic or snippy.
CtrlsValidHeapPointer(pUserData)
generally, this assertion is telling you that you are trying to free() or
read() from a bogus pointer.
char *attrVal
Hi Tia:
Have you used SENumVal to parse XML Schema file?
I tried to use it to parse personal.xsd (it is from Xerces samples\data
dir).
But it returned error.
Thanks,
Maria
-Original Message-
From: Hauke von Bremen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 8:12 AM
To: [
Hi.
Thank you for your answer, Jesse.
I was reading another thread dealing with this topic:
http://archive.covalent.net/xml/xerces-c-dev/2000/08/0020.xml
Manu Heirbaut suggested to use a multithreaded DLL. In VC++,
I set 'Debug Multithreaded DLL' at Project>Settings>C++>Code
Generating (Setting
Lenny,
I think Bugzilla will only forward the attachment link to the mailing
list, not the actual attachment. But if it is really large, it's
not a bad idea to break the zip even the Bugzilla can take it.
> Just to be clear, I wrapped IDOM,
with DOM. Without preventing direct IDOM use, though.
Hi All.
I try to parse XML-file with external DTD referance with SAX2 parser. But
DTD file is absent, so I get fatal error and parsing terminates in spite of
"ExitOnFirstFatalError" and "ValidationConstraintFatal" are both set to
false and validation turned off. Is there any way to avoid that an
Hi Tinny,
I created a zip containing the changed
source. I sent it to the mailing list, but it bounced it back because it
was over 100K (it is 281K). I looked at bugzilla, but it said that it
forwards everything to the mailing list, so I was not sure that was the way to
go. Please advi
See http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/faq-parse.html#faq-26.
-Original Message-
From: Xerces Rule [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Debug Assertion Failed
Hi again.
I succeeded in inserting a function to obtain the text
stri
Hi,
I have send this request before, but still have not found any answers...
I am trying to get at elements, that I added to my XML
schema, using xerces-c api.
I have not been able to find any information on how to do this...
I am able to retrieve all the XML Schema information about types et
Hi again.
I succeeded in inserting a function to obtain the text
string from a Node:
void myFunciton (DOM_Node input, char *output) {
char *attrValC = input.getNodeValue().transcode();
try {
strcpy(output,attrValC);
Hi Jesse,
The missing XMLDecl support is a real hole.
Probably the best way to plug it is to add the attributes to DOM_Document as
suggested in the DOM level 3 draft. Beyond DOM_Document,
IDOM_Document and IDOMParser, I am not sure what the impact is, though. If
that is the extent of t
DOM3, at least the "Core", is one of our TO-DO items in 2002 after schema. And we
are thinking to use IDOM as the base. The "Abstract Schema" and "Load and Save"
are two new concepts, and thus may take us longer to digest and start
Tinny
Miroslaw Dobrzanski-Neumann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is th
The integration
sounds pretty neat. My only concern: I need some way to create an XML
declaration node for insertion into a document. I'm currently using
DOM_Document::createXMLDecl(), but if another method has been made available
since 1.3 (when I wrote the affected code), I can adapt. I'm
Lenny,
I am very interested in your changes, and I think it's a good idea to
wrap the DOM with IDOM, and eventually fade out the old DOM implementation.
Actually I am also thinking to send the IDOM to W3C as one of the non-W3C
referenced DOM C++ Binding. I am working on a proposal ..
Would
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