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[User 12525314]

How to generate XML file dynamically using C on Linux platform?

[CPallini]

The quick and dirty way it is just matter of printf (and the gcc compiler). e.g.

#include int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
if (argc != 2) return -1;

printf("\\n\\n\\n

hello %s, welcome!

", argv[1]);
return 0;
}

[Lost User]

Not too difficult: linux c xml writer - Google Search[^].

[David Crow]

Which part(s) are you having trouble with: creating a file, writing data to that file, forming XML, etc?

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[Bram van Kampen]

Hi, Well, you have to write the Content! I have no idea of your compiler environment, but, for starters you need to create or select a folder and a File, where the resulting code will be stored. These files would have a 'htm' or 'html' extension. Most environments I know create the Headers and Footers for a blank Page. You have to write the content of the Page in between. You can inspect your work by opening it in Internet Explorer.

Bram van Kampen