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CMakeLists.txt for building CodeSynthesis XSD/e

xsde-cmake

CMakeLists.txt for building CodeSynthesis XSD/e runtime

You can only download binaries/makefiles at XSD/e download page (http://www.codesynthesis.com/products/xsde/download.xhtml), so it becomes a mess if your project uses CMake: use different binaries for different platforms is pain. It's much more convenient to compile everything from sources.

This is a mostly draft, but working CMakeLists.txt for CodeSynthresis XSD/e 3.2.0, rewritten from one of makefiles. Right now cxx-parser and cxx-hybrid are tested.

The source code in libxsde and example folder is open source and downloaded from

http://www.codesynthesis.com/download/xsde/3.2/

File config.h.in is added there and used to generate config.h file during CMake building process.

Building the library and example

cd build
cmake ..
make -j 4

Running the compiled example

./build/example-hybrid-hello/xsde_hello example-hybrid-hello/hello.xml

Compiling object model, parser skeletons and implementations from .xsd file

1. Download CodeSynthesis xsd/e binary file (called xsde, usually located under bin directory)
2. Run it on your .xsd file with parameters cxx-hybrid --generate-parser --generate-aggregate --no-long-long

You may also want to use other parameters (see the xsd/e docs), such as: * --include-with-brackets * --include-prefix <your prefix> * --guard-prefix xsde_generated * --output-dir <your_dir>

This is how to compile the .xsd file included as example:

cd example-hybrid-hello
/somewhere/xsde-3.2.0-x86_64-linux-gnu/bin/xsde cxx-hybrid --generate-parser --generate-aggregate --no-long-long hello.xsd

which will generate:

• hello.hxx, hello.cxx - object model files
• hello-pskel.hxx, hello-pskel.cxx - parser skeletons files
• hello-pimpl.hxx, hello-pimpl.cxx - parser implementation files

Any help in development is highly appreciated.