From: Mirko Klemm <mirko_at_cm-klemm.de>
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2016 08:30:07 +0200

Hi Rich,
JAXB is a Java-specific API and technology.
For C++, there are a number of frameworks to address similar requirements as JAXB does, many of them part of larger frameworks, like Qt, gtk, Microsoft .Net, etc. - including XSD to C++ generation. It probably won't be necessary to write your own.
However, which of them are suitable for embedded development I cannot tell.
Btw. there are many embedded devices running Java out there, today maybe even more than those which run C++...



> <rich_wicks_at_yahoo.com>:
>
> Where do I get started?
>
> The Java code it produces is fine, but it's not suitable for an
> embedded project. I already have a perl script to convert it to C++,
> but I'd rather do this natively.