Thread: Linking error for xerces c library with digital mars compiler

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    Linking error for xerces c library with digital mars compiler

    Hello,

    I am trying to compile C++ code with Xerces C++ library. I am using digital mars compiler and getting the follwing error. It seems that the XML library is not recognised while linking.

    Error 42: Symbol Undefined ?release@XMLString@xercesc_2_8@@SAXPAPAG@Z (void cd cl xercesc_2_8::XMLString::release(unsigned short **))

    Anyone faced this problem ? Please help. Thanks in advance.

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    Most likely because digital mars compiler is complete and utter rubbish?

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    Hi Mats,
    Could you suggest any other compiler.

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    MS Visual C++ if you're on windows
    gcc/g++ for any other operating system, including windows (one windows version)

    both are generally excellent products

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