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Posted 5 months ago by Boris Kolpackov
Header include test uses #if instead of #ifdef
Posted 5 months ago by Thomas Klausner
When building xerces-c 3.2.4, it detects some system headers during the configuration step and then defines symbols if these are headers are found. If the headers are not found, the symbols are just not defined (instead of being defined to the value Read more
Posted 5 months ago by Boris Kolpackov
Yes, this is a fairly obscure feature that is disabled by default and is not very widely used, IME. As I understand, if enabled, the DOM nodes will contain "pointers" back to the corresponding XML Schema entities. So if you have, say, a DOMElement Read more
Posted 5 months ago by Scott Cantor
Segmentation fauilt in xerces parse when fgXercesDOMHasPSVIInfo is true
Posted 5 months ago by Boris Kolpackov
Thanks for the detailed description of the issue and the reproducer. Will try to take a look if/when I have time to see if this is something easy to fix.   My security assessment of this issue is as follows: I don't believe this segfault is likely Read more
Posted 5 months ago by Lara Blatchford
Our application validates against a specific set of schemas, and when a new schema is added to the no namespace schema list, xerces segfaults with the following stack trace: #0  0x00007fd8817b2bca Read more
Posted 7 months ago by Boris Kolpackov
Uh, I just noticed you are talking about emojis in file name, not file content. I suspect the file opening API Xerces-C++ uses does not handle Unicode or Xerces-C++ doesn't pass the file name in correct encoding. You can probably work around this Read more
Posted 7 months ago by Uma Kant
XercesDOMParser fails to parse file with with emojis and other symbols on mac
Posted 7 months ago by Scott Cantor
> What would be really helpful if you documented the release process step-by-step. I think there used to be a document like this somewhere, but I don't remember where and it's probably fairly outdated. It's not actually all that complex with one Read more
Posted 7 months ago by Boris Kolpackov
> Is mid-2025 too soon? No, I think that will work. What would be really helpful if you documented the release process step-by-step. I think there used to be a document like this somewhere, but I don't remember where and it's probably fairly Read more