Hi! I am not sure what you are asking, but if you have compiled xerces (or installed a binary version) you should be able to compile your file as any other file you have created. Then when you link your executablable you just link it with xerces.
For example (using CC as compiler on a Solaris-system): CC newFile.cpp -L<path to xerces lib> -lxerces-c This will compile your file newFile.cpp and then link it with libxerces-c.so that resides in <path to xerces lib>. Should be rougly the same with gcc on Linux. See the manual for gcc. //daniel Daniele Carlucci (2004-07-07 17:21): >I'm an italian student. Can I make you a question about xerces-c++ under >linux? >If I want to compile a new file with xerces how can I do it? >If I compile the examples inside the Xerces i must to write in the >console: "gmake", but with a new file in c++ with a .cpp and .hpp files >I haven't idea, I must write the makefile for every example? > >Thanks >Daniele Carlucci > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > __________________________________________________________ RFV Data/Produktenheten E-post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Daniel Gröndal Tfn: 060-187126 S:a Järnvägsgatan 41 Mobil: 070-3016517 851 93 Sundsvall Fax: 060-147870 __________________________________________________________ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
