Daniel Corbe wrote: > Sorry but I must reject this notion. You're trying to > say that it's broken the way I'm using it, but just on > Windows? Because like I said on Linux it runs fine.
Yes, that's correct: it's broken because of the way you're using it on Windows. Linux does not have this issue; it's a platform issue. > I'm trying to do something EXTREMELY simple here. See > below. In my experience if xmlReadFile fails I get a > bunch of things to stderr about why and my program then > exists. Yes, the code is likely not the problem; it's a platform- specific build problem, most likely. > And I have also verified with a debugger that mtp3 is > indeed a valid pointer. What is being suggested is that it is a pointer to the wrong version of FILE struct for the runtime that is being used by the libxml2 build you have. Given that others can run the same code on Windows using MSVC++, doesn't it seem at least possible that the difference is in how it's being built/linked? -- James _______________________________________________ xml mailing list, project page http://xmlsoft.org/ [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/xml
