Samples Don't Compile with G++

[Dave Jarvis <da...@joot.com>]

Hi,

I know that the documentation says if you use G++ you are on your own, 
however after revisiting C++ (from a 6 year hiatus), I was hoping to 
find some examples the compiled out of the box, when I slapped them into 
a new file.

Some examples are missing a namespace declaration (which I had to do 
some digging on the web site to find; yes I could have guessed, but 
really, something like this should be documented in an obvious way). 
And at least one example (again, on the site) declared the DOMDocument as:

DOMDocument dom = ...pointer referece...;

Which, of course, must be:

DOMDocument *dom = ...etc.

Further, I noticed some examples (on the web site at least) made 
reference to XMLException, without including the appropriate header file.

I did not find documentation on the library name for linking (yes, I 
know: ls -la /usr/local/lib/libx*).  However, little technical details 
like that should be documented somewhere.

Thanks for writing Xerces, folks.  Now that I've got something to 
compile (attached), it should be a lot more fun.  ;-)  Please feel free 
to modify and display the full version of something that will compile on 
the web site.  It would also be nice to see how to compile the 
application (for Linux systems using GNU C++, anyway):

	g++ -lxerces-c test.cpp

Sincerely,
Dave Jarvis