Want to compile Xerces-PERL 1.0 - Where to get Xerces C++ XML Par ser version 3?

[Götz Botterweck]

I want to use Xerces Perl 1.0.
The Readme tells me:

        BUILD REQUIREMENTS: 
        [...]
        4. The XmlApache Xerces C++ XML Parser version 3.
        You will need to build this first and set up your environment to so
that the resulting DLL is in your path. 

But at http://xml.apache.org/dist/ I find only the versions 1.0.0, 1.0.1 and
1.1.0 of Xerces-C 

If I try building Xerces-Perl on top of Xerces-C 1.1.0 (after
installing/building Perl 5.00503, SWIG 1.1 and ICU Feb-1st-2000) I get the
following error:

        Xerces_wrap.c(8920) : error C2039: 'strcmp' : is not a member of
'DOMString'
        c:/xmlapache/xerces/c/include/dom/DOMString.hpp(125) : see
declaration of 'DOMString'

(A code piece is pasted below.)

Any suggestions?
TIA!
Goetz


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Code piece from xerces_wrap.c, Error Location marked with
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#define DOMString_strcmp(_swigobj,_swigarg0)  (_swigobj->strcmp(_swigarg0))
XS(_wrap_DOMString_strcmp) {

    int  _result;
    DOMString * _arg0;
    DOMString * _arg1;
    int argvi = 0;
    dXSARGS ;

    cv = cv;
    if ((items < 2) || (items > 2)) 
        croak("Usage: DOMString_strcmp(DOMString *,other);");
    if (SWIG_GetPtr(ST(0),(void **) &_arg0,"DOMStringPtr")) {
        croak("Type error in argument 1 of DOMString_strcmp. Expected
DOMStringPtr.");
        XSRETURN(1);
    }
    if (SWIG_GetPtr(ST(1),(void **) &_arg1,"DOMStringPtr")) {
        croak("Type error in argument 2 of DOMString_strcmp. Expected
DOMStringPtr.");
        XSRETURN(1);
    }
{
        try {
                    _result = (int )DOMString_strcmp(_arg0,*_arg1);
<###ERROR###HERE#### (Line 8920)

        } catch (DOM_DOMException* e) {
                switch ( e->code ) {
                        case DOM_DOMException::INDEX_SIZE_ERR:  
                                croak ("INDEX_SIZE_ERR");
                                break;