Hi, I know this topic was covered extensivly in the past, but I couldn't find something which covers 1.5+.
Current setup: In production, we still use Xerces-C 1.4.2/gcc-2.x compiled with the "make XMLCh an alias for wchar_t" backward compability #define. Whenever we need string literals, we use L"literal". We also onle use ISO-Latin-1. Things work fine under both Solaris-[78] and Linux-2.4 Intended new setup: I want to use Xerces-C out-of-the-box (i.e. without patching GCCDefs.hpp). It seems that Xerces-1.5+ (at least under Linux, will try Solaris RSN) works if I just remove the 'L' in front of all string literals. Questions: (1) Is this really the right way to go or does this has some major pitfalls which I currently can't see? (2) Will this also work with UTF-8 as encoding if we restrict all string literals (and comparisons etc.) to the Latin-1 subset (for e.g. supporting Korean names within text nodes which we just pass through)? Thanks for your time! --nk --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
