[xsd-users] --suppress-parsing generates compiler errors

[Boris Kolpackov]

Hi Glenn,

I've CC'ed xsd-users to my reply so that others with similar problems
can benefit from this discussion.

Glenn Nieuwenhuyse <glenn.nieuwenhuyse at gmail.com> writes:

> In attachment you'll find an example of an xsd file which illustrates this
> problem.

I see what the problem is now: the generated code for default/fixed
attributes relies on one of the parsing constructors. I will need
to think some more on how to fix this without diminishing the
benefits of --suppress-parsing. Hopefully the fix will be in the
next release.

A workaround for the meantime is to put simple types that are used
in default/fixed attributes (like type_attr_type in the schema you
provided) into a separate schema file which is included into the
main schema. You can then compile this schema file without the
--suppress-parsing option to generate the parsing constructors.

Thanks for the bug report and the test case!


-boris

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