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- From: "Casey, Mark" <Mark.Casey@echostar.com>
- To: xml-dev@ic.ac.uk
- Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 11:51:12 -0600
Hi,
I'm just joining this group, hello to everyone!
We're looking for a Unix C++ parser to use on a DEC UNIX project... man,
you'd think with all you Unix C++ folks out there, there'd be many! But I've
yet to find one, after locating over 25 different ones on the internet.
I've come upon several in C++, but other than SP (which is might compile ok
but seems a little more than the simple XML parser I'm looking for), the
others have either been not in C++, or very difficult to work with under DEC
UNIX.
Note: Not looking for a C XML parser (xpat, grove annex, rxp), but rather a
C++ XML parser. Would prefer to stick to C++ (we've integrated some C
components and they've been a pain to modify, and usually expose features of
C that we moved to C++ to avoid). So we'll use one only if a C++ version is
unavailable. Special thanks to James Clark for the excellent pioneering work
in this area.
Here's my C++ XML Parser list so far:
1. SP (James Clark)
2. AntLr (SGML parser that needs a C++ def to output to C++ instead of it's
usual Java)
3. WinFoundationClasses (despite it's name, claims to compile under Unix ??)
4. XML Parser for Delphi (can be ported to C++, but the obj is currently in
Borland C++ Builder)
5. Balise (Win, NT)
6. MS XML parser (Win)
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Mark Casey - Sr Engineer
NagraStar LLC - an advanced technology joint venture of
http://www.NagraVision.com
and
http://www.Echostar.com http://www.DishNetwork.com
90 Inverness Circle East, Englewood, CO USA 80112
303-706-5710 voice w/mail
303-706-5719 fax w/paper
casey@nagrastar.com
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