[xsde-users] Using xsde in win32 to replace xsd

[Moreira Andre]

Hello,

The codebase of the app I am working on shares the same codebase with win32 and ARM applications that we are developing. In the win32 codebase we have been using xsd successfully for the last year, but we now want to be able to use xmls in the ARM platform as well and xsde is the way to go.

Obviously we would like to use xsde in win32 as well in order to reduce dependencies and keep the codebase as simple as possible. I was under the impression that xsde was an in place replacement for xsd without the dependencies, but all examples use pimp/pskel and simpl/sskel besides the usual generated files.

Is it possible for xsde to generate the files with parsing and serialization so that at least the created methods use the same signature?

On final note. I am building the library with the /MDd option and I "ported" the cxx\hybrid\hello  example to a VS2013 solution that was using /MD. This caused a crash in this line doc_p.parse(argv[1]);

As soon as I realized an set the correct build option It worked fine, but it was a pain to realize why. It might help someone in the future to know that they need to double-check build options if something "weird" happens.

Best regards

Andre Moreira
Software Engineer
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