Schemas/X3D

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	The [http://www.codesynthesis.com/pipermail/xsd-users/2006-September/000537.html "Issue with includes"] thread on the xsd-users mailing list has some useful information on using these schemas to generate the C++/Tree mapping.		The [http://www.codesynthesis.com/pipermail/xsd-users/2006-September/000537.html "Issue with includes"] thread on the xsd-users mailing list has some useful information on using these schemas to generate the C++/Tree mapping.
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		+	The following options are recommended to compile X3D schemas:
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		+	--morph-anonymous --root-element X3D
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		+	If your C++ compiler runs out of memory while compiling the generated <code>x3d-3.0.cxx</code>, then you can overcome this by splitting <code>x3d-3.0.cxx</code> into several parts with the <code>--parts</code> option, e.g.,
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		+	--parts 3
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		+	and compiling each part separately.

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Revision as of 06:52, 17 November 2006

This page contains information on using the X3D schemas with XSD.

The "Issue with includes" thread on the xsd-users mailing list has some useful information on using these schemas to generate the C++/Tree mapping.

The following options are recommended to compile X3D schemas:

--morph-anonymous --root-element X3D

If your C++ compiler runs out of memory while compiling the generated x3d-3.0.cxx, then you can overcome this by splitting x3d-3.0.cxx into several parts with the --parts option, e.g.,

--parts 3

and compiling each part separately.