int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
struct Person *Carl = Person_Create("Carl Bycraft", 31, 74, 250);
printf("%s is located at %p in memory.\n", Carl->Name, Carl);
printf("----\n");
Person_Print(Carl);
printf("----\n");
Carl->Age += 20;
Carl->Weight -= 30;
Carl->Height--;
printf("----\n");
Person_Destroy(Carl);
exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
struct Person* person; /* object created by xsd2c */
struct Address* address; /* object created by xsd2c */
/* Create both objects */
address = Address_Create();
person = Person_Create();
/* Set some address data */
Address_Set_Street(address, "XsdStreet");
Address_Set_StreetNum(address, "12-A");
Address_Set_City(address, "Paris");
Address_Set_Zip(address, 12345);
Address_Set_Land(address, "France");
/* Set some person data */
Person_Set_attr_id(person, "id0001");
Person_Set_Name(person, "John");
Person_Set_Lastname(person, "Smith");
Person_Set_Degree(person, 34);
Person_Add_Project(person, "csoap");
Person_Add_Project(person, "xsd2c");
Person_Set_Address(person, address);
/* Serialize the Person object.
The 3 sax callback functions
will just print the data to stdout
*/
Person_Sax_Serialize(person, "Employee",
Writer_StartElement,
Writer_Characters,
Writer_EndElement, 0);
/* Free both objects */
Person_Free(person);
Address_Free(address);
return 0;
}
