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I try to share .pch (precompiled header files) across my library (more than 50) but i failed. Using VC+ 6.0 is possible to share the .pch file reducing compilation time but when i try this in VC+2005 i ave found a lot of problems... Can anyone help me? Tanks and sorry for the poor english...

I using a setup program generated from Visual Studio 2005 to redistribute my program. The msi resulting setup program install exe, dll and some html files in the end user pc. The html files work like default files and the user can change this files according your convenience. The problem is that when the user try to modify this html files at the startup of the exe file's appear a message box that inform the end user that some files is changed and a setup cd is requested to reinstall the program. Any people as a suggestion to by pass this problem? Realy each file must be unchanged after the installation? Thanks in advance ad sorry for the poor english.

I looking for a library working like: ParseXMLFile(file...,callback ) { while( scanning file...){ ..... callback.OnEnterNode( nodeName, attributes...) .... .. processing XML formatting... .... callback.OnExitNode( nodeName ) } }

I ave tryed 2003 and 2005 but after some disaventure (serialization of CObject defined in extension DLL see IMPLEMENT_SERIAL_EXTDLL ecc.. distributing executables ecc..) I use VC++ 6!

I found many libraries that parsing XML files but all of this use a standard approacing. Read the entire file in memory and parsing the tree. This is very expensive if the file is very big or if you lock far a minimal set of informations (for intance, suppose to check if in a 50Mb XML file exist a reference to a user "Donal Duck" ecc). Any people know a "parsing on the fly" library or class that parse a XML file but don't load the entire file in memory? Thanks in advance and sorry for the poor english