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This is achieved by updating the CMake set-up: - add find_package(XercesC ...) (can be installed via brew) - link the target, as specified by FindXercesC.cmake - decrease the C++ standard to 14 (This is required, as libxsd uses std::auto_ptr which was removed in C++17. Hence, stricter compilers (e.g. Apple Clang) refuse to compile)
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libxerces-cby employingfind_package(..), which works cross-platformlibxerces-c(e.g., either viaaptorbrew)C++14due to out-of-date bundledlibxsdstd::auto_ptr. However, this feature was removed in C++17. So, GNU GCC compiles code that is actually not compliant with the standard.What might be better? Compile
libxsdwith C++14 and the rest with C++17.However, my quick-win strategy for setting this up failed --> So, how much do we want this?