Rush Manbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Assuming your post isn't a continuation of an earlier thread...
>
> Have you looked at the Boost serialization library? I have not used it
> yet, but I'm pretty sure it supports XML as well as other formats. Might
> be easier than rolling your own, and if it's like everything else Boost
> that I have used, it stands a good chance of just working.
No I haven't, looks interesting.
Good: Liberal license
Bad: C++, yet *another* dependancy (already depends on libxml2 and
APR{0|1}.)
My result actually isn't that bad now, I'm just having to deal with
UTF-8 conversion (which is a bit of a pain).
- Tyelr
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