Problems with "\ n" in XML on Linux

When doing Linux on a C + + project, you need to parse the XML to use the Libxml library.

Parsing such XML is actually unsuccessful.

<people>
<name value= "001"/>
<age value= "2"/>
</people>

Later, repeated tests found no problem parsing such XML.

<people><name value= "001"/><age value= "2"/> </people>

Found to be more than "\ n", resulting in unresolved. Finally consult eldest brother, through the official document check data, found added a sentence on OK xmlkeepblanksdefault (0);

Finally found that English is very important, English is very important, English is very important.

Problems with "\ n" in XML on Linux