Expat XML Parser

Please ignore the "review" from debguy - he is very confused. There is NO claim from Microsoft in these files: what debguy has found is that the author's have included project files so that, if you want, you can use Visual Studio to build the source code. His reference to "Tailand" (sic) seems to come from the Copyright notice that refers to "Thai Open Source Software Center Ltd" which is just the name of James Clark's company (Clark was born in the UK and lives in Thailand - which makes him an expat, of couse). Expat is a superb piece of work.

has been copy-lefted by Tailand, Microsoft claims ownership of project (see Microsoft Licensing, Microsoft developer files are included). Larry Wall and James Clark copyright have been DELETED. thanks tailand for giving us americans rights to use our own work! has had many new bugs, regressions and refixes of old bugs they created. product confusion: this "product" intently has stolen the name and likeness of an authentic product while providing obstructions and fraudulent licensing / ownerships: it contains tampering. i'm not saying it does work (it worked before they got it). i am saying it is a NON-FREE and also STOLEN work. this would be less tamperous if it were not on a UNIX ORIGIN site (Source Forge) and if Microsoft developers had not altered new versions to point unix groups to get a copy of expat which has been tampered with heavily.

Expat is the parser of choice used by many higher level (e.g. DOM parsing) projects to do the actual physical parsing. It is highly efficient, very robust, well tested, and standards compliant. There are other excellent choice besides this one, but you won't go wrong with expat.

Hello, Can you explain to me how to use SAX of this library to parse an XML document. knowing that I am a beginner in c. Thanks