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A multiplataform development kit 2D for Linux G++ and Windows MinGW. features: 2D render with OpenGL. Clock and FPS control. Multithread WIndows and Linux. Templated Binary Tree. Network TCP/UDP SERVER/CLIENT. SQL using SQLite. Áudio 2D and 3D using SFML. View Based Render. 2D Shape Render. Animation with interpolation Line/Curve. 2D Bones with IK and BVH loader. Physics 2D using Box2D. Tile Set and Tile Map. Cenario layer based. XML parser using pugiXML. https...

...: view tool for trafalgar files, including fast osmtoolz import filter, GPX an KML track import (see screenshots) There is a small script included which helps to transform from *.bz2 to *.gz using a named pipe (seems not to work for cygwin)

The program can be used to solve the problems about XML encoding exception. Step 1: Convert XML to SXML; Step 2: Extract the data ID in SXML using other XML parser library ; Step 3: The raw data are extracted from SXML.

Tool which build a complete xml parser (using Flex/Bison) using a DTD. A DTD parsing library is also available within this project.

Yet Anoter XML Parser is an XML parser written for POSIX operating systems, using modern C++

NunniMCAX is a minimal (19KB) C library for parsing XML. The API recall SAX and is sequential and event-driven. The parser strives to verify that the XML is well-formed, but no validation. NunniMCAX's FSM has been generated using NunniFSMGen

Command line XML parser using "expat" libraries allowing you to on the fly extract / add / modify / delete / split / format / unformat / count tag value, name and attributes. Usefull for shell scripting on UNIX or Linux based systems.

Developping for MacOS X, you needed a XML parser while you're programing using the Cocoa (Objective-C) environement?? We thought of you, here comes some frameworks to do the job!!!

SAX interface in Objective C, using the Apple CoreFoundation XML parser as an example.

eXML is a XML Parser Framework for Eiffel. It features a native Eiffel parser and expat (using a C-bridge). Please note that we are using the mailing list at http://www.egroups.com/group/exml (and not the one on SF)