Hi, This is my first mail to this group, so hopefully I've come to the correct place!
I'm currently attempting to build and use Xerces C++ 3.2.0 in my application, but I'm having an issue where XMLCh is defined as char16_t (not compatible with wchar_t). From what I've read, I'd actually like XMLCh to be defined as wchat_t instead. My code will only ever be run on Windows, so no fear of cross platform incompatibility. As I understand it, if XMLCh is defined as wchar_t, I won't see any errors in my own code where the compiler can't convert from XMLCh* to wchar_t* etc. So my questions are as follows: 1. Is wchar_t something that is still supported by Xerces C++? 2. What's the correct way of defining XMLCh as wchar_t instead of char16_t? I changed the definition of XERCES_XMLCH_T in Xerces_autoconf_config.hpp, but then not all of the tests compiled. I'm guessing I need to do something in one of the CMake files? 3. Are there any real reasons why I shouldn't attempt this? Many thanks for any help here. Regards, Mark
