Simple C++ performance for text data and XML
C++ programmers are expected to provide high performance on a small footprint. It can be difficult to avoid bloated and overly complex resources out there. So I've posted "how to" articles, C++ tutorials, XML tools, and C++ source code. To the point, no bull. -- Ben Bryant
C++ XML parser
How to add the C++ XML parser CMarkup to your VC++ 2008 Express project in no time flat:
Thousands of C++ developers get their XML done fast.
Free XML editor
Use foxe (the firstobject XML editor for Windows) as a simple text editor, HTML editor, and programmable XML utility. It is portable. Why not put it on your memory stick?
C++ performance fuels your editing and parsing, XML formatting, text encoding conversion, Unicode character functions, and a programmable run-time scripting and debugging environment with "FOAL" C++ syntax.
Matt Smith, UK
pretty much nothing will open very large XML files nicely - until ... your freeware tool - which does it in a snap! This is obviously highly efficient coding.
Derek, USA
...great for large XML files. it absolutely buzzed through my many MB file that eviscerated Eclipsed, annihilated notepad, waylayed Word, & exterminated XMLSpy. i could not believe how fast it was... i would have been happy if it just worked, let alone worked so responsively.
Having had previous XML experience with Xerces, we were prepared for the worst - however we were up and running with CMarkup within ten minutes. CMarkup is phenomenally easy to use, has an incredibly quick parser, and good documentation.