Nevermind the following question---major bonehead mistake on my
part!
Thanks again to everyone who has helped me! I appreciate it!
Matt
On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 02:30:29PM -0600, Matt Garman wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 02:31:08PM +0100, Alberto Massari wrote:
> > Hi Matt,
>
rary I built, but rather has something to do with the way
I am building the release version of my application.
Any thoughts, suggestions or ideas?
Thanks again!
Matt
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Sorry for posting this so many times. I sent this email several
days ago, and when it didn't show up on the list right away, I
re-sent it several times over.
My apologies,
Matt
On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 01:05:27PM -0700, Matt Garman wrote:
> I'm trying to link in a static xerces lib
On Win32, has anyone seen the following kinds of linking errors when
trying to link in their static Xerces 2.6.0 library?
XercesLib_d.lib(Win32PlatformUtils.obj) : error LNK2005: "void *
__cdecl operator new(unsigned int)" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]@Z) already defined in
libcpd.lib(newop.obj)
XercesLib_d
Hello!
I'm trying to link in a static xerces library on Win32 under MS Visual
Studio 7.1. I downloaded and unzipped the 2.6.0 source. I changed
the build type to static library (in the xerces project settings). I
also went into the VCPPDefs.hpp and redefined PLATFORM_EXPORT and
PLATFORM_IMPORT
Hello!
I'm trying to link in a static xerces library on Win32 under MS Visual
Studio 7.1. I downloaded and unzipped the 2.6.0 source. I changed
the build type to static library (in the xerces project settings). I
also went into the VCPPDefs.hpp and redefined PLATFORM_EXPORT and
PLATFORM_IMPORT
program
config directory (e.g. /etc/my_app/config.xsd,
/etc/my_app/data.xsd). Now keep in mind that different people will
inevitably install my application in different locations (e.g. /usr
versus /usr/local). So how can I specify (perhaps a build time) the
paths that should be checked for schemas?
t most of the main() function (the part that does the "real work",
i.e. actually creates the DOMDocument) is nested in an inner block. Why
is this? I did that in my code as well, although the result was no
different (still seg faults).
Thanks again,
Matt
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I'll gladly post my function if anyone would like to see it (but, it's
virtually identical to the main() in CreateDOMDocument.cpp). Short of
building a debug version of Xerces-C and stepping through
createDocument(), does anyone have any ideas what might be causing the
cras
.
Any thoughts here? Is there any existing code that might give me some
good ideas on how to best structure my program? E.g., some example
programs that are a little more substantial than those distributed with
xerces-c?
Thanks!
Matt
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