XML Input

C++ Output

What Is XML to C++?

C++ has no built-in XML support. Libraries like pugixml or tinyxml2 handle parsing. This tool generates C++ structs/classes from your XML. The W3C XML spec defines the format; conversion runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

How to Use This Tool

1

Paste or Upload XML

Paste XML or upload a file. Set class name, package, Data Class, and Nullable Types in the config.

2

Review C++ Output

The right panel shows generated structs/classes. Use pugixml or tinyxml2 to parse XML and populate.

3

Copy or Download

Use Copy or Download. For JSON to C++, use JSON to C++. For XML formatting, use XML Formatter.

When XML to C++ Helps

When building C++ apps that consume XML config, SOAP, or feeds, generate structs here. Use pugixml or tinyxml2 to parse. See cppreference for C++ docs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which XML library for C++?

pugixml is fast and header-only. tinyxml2 is lightweight. Both parse XML into a tree you can walk.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. Generation runs in your browser.

XML to C++ Examples

Here is an example of generating C++ structs from XML.

Example: Subscriber record

XML input:

Input

Generated C++ output:

Output

Related Tools

pugixml. tinyxml2. W3C XML spec. MDN DOMParser. cppreference.