Perl (was C++ XML Parser)

[Chris Maden]

[Simon St.Laurent]
> Chris Maden wrote:
> >Larry Wall's XML::Parser
> 
> Is there a site for that?  My brief search yielded little.

<URL:ftp://www.wall.org/pub/larry/xmlparser-0.0.tar.gz>.  The "eg"
directory contains examples of its use, which are partly incomplete;
discussion of the module can be found on xml-perl, hosted by
ActiveState (<URL:http://www.activestate.com/>).

It's a bit old; it uses xmltok instead of Expat.  Larry's been working
on Unicode support instead, and says that he's pretty much done with
that and will be coming back to XML::Parser.

It seems to work pretty well, though out of the box it will only build
correctly if `ar` implies `ranlib` on your system (e.g., Solaris,
Linux).  If not (e.g., FreeBSD), run `ranlib` manually on libxmltok.a.
If you're on Windows, you have to get the Cygnus tools, or wait for
ActiveState to come out with a binary.

-Chris
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