Roger Leigh writes:
> I'm not entirely sure how to class code written using L"". It's not really
> portable, being Windows-only as you say (Windows being the only platform
> where wchar_t is 16-bit and usable as XMLCh). And it's not strictly portable
> even to different builds of Xerces-C, given
On 19/06/2020 13:44, Boris Kolpackov wrote:
Hi Roger,
Thanks for getting the ball rolling. See my comments below.
Roger Leigh writes:
One of the issues I encountered was difficulty in building on modern
platforms, Windows in particular, which was the impetus for developing
the CMake build n
Hi Roger,
Thanks for getting the ball rolling. See my comments below.
Roger Leigh writes:
> One of the issues I encountered was difficulty in building on modern
> platforms, Windows in particular, which was the impetus for developing
> the CMake build now incorporated officially in the Xerces-C
Dear all,
To follow up to the suggestion Boris made in the discussion on
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-2204, I would like to
outline a proposal for the development and release of a version 4.0.0 of
Xerces-C. Being a new major version, this would allow co-installation
with th
