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1. Libxerces-c Development Libraries Machine
2. Libxerces-c Development Libraries Machines

Xerces should be included into the ubuntu release, so you should be able to install xerces-c using your package manager of choice:

If you would rather build the library from source, read on.

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Both versions 2.8.x and 3.0.x should work, but both have given me plenty of problems, either while compiling or while linking (creating the OpenMalaria executable) using the resultant library. I don't know if older versions would work.

Libxerces-c Development Libraries Machine

1. On Debian-based systems (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc.) it is quite easy to get all needed dependencies installed. Most of the libraries are available via apt or the Synaptic package manager. If you already installed FreeCAD from the official repositories, you can install its build dependencies with this single line of code in a terminal.
2. Libxerces-c-3.2.so for HP-UX on IA64 libxerces-c-3.2.dylib for Mac OS X Note, however, that if you built Xerces-C with dependencies on other libraries (e.g., ICU for transcoder support or libcurl for net accessor support) then you will need to ship those libraries as well.

Install from mac ports

Note that installing multiple copies of libraries isn't a good idea. In particular, if you already have xerces include files available on your system, they might be used along with a library from elsewhere, creating conflicts if the library is built from a different version of the source code.

Download and install macports from http://www.macports.org/ or darwinports.

Start the interactive shell:

• From the interactive port shell:

Macports installs xerces into /opt/local without making libraries or include files here generally available - so you need to make those locations explicitly available.

• make the library accessible:

• make the includes accessible:

Compile from source

As noted above, you don't have to use version 2.8., but if you did, the command to retrieve the source code would be:

• configure for linux:

• configure for mac:

Libxerces-c Development Libraries Machines

Then build and install. If you are installing static libraries, put them in /usr/local/lib: