Robert,
As far as I understand, GCC_XML works by accessing GCC's internal
representation of the parsed C++ source. This information is not
available in a regular version of GCC. You need a patched version of GCC
to get at this data. GCC_XML includes this patched version.
I actually think running Linux in a virtual machine inside Windows is
the easiest solution, but then again, I'm familiar with Linux :)
Roger
Robert Dailey wrote:
> Roger,
>
> Thank you for the link. I'll try that one out and let you know how it goes.
> As for using a virtual machine, it sounds like a lot of overhead. I'd rather
> it just work with the available compilers. I think it's funny that it's
> called ***GCC**xml, yet it doesn't work with the MINGW gcc.exe compiler.
> I've been a bit locked into the windows world, I've not had any experience
> with other operating systems. Perhaps that's the reason why I'm confused. In
> any case, I definitely want a virtual machine to be an absolute last resort.
> Thanks again for your reply.
>
> Take care.
>
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