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I am looking for a C# library or class to help write GPX files from a collection of waypoints I have (lat/long, etc).
I have found quite a few readers - but not so much for writing.
Bonus points if it works on Compact Framework/WinMobile 6.5 - but that is not a hard requirement. I can make it work on a desktop doing post-processing - the Mobile device does not have to build these files.
Does anyone know of some, or a simple way to write the files?
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The C language is not a piece of software but a defined standard, so one wouldn't say that it's open-source, but rather that it's an open standard. There are a gazillion different compilers for C however, and many of those are indeed open-source.
The best alternative is Java. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Rust or C++. Other great apps like C (programming language) are Go (Programming Language), C#, Lua and Perl.
To overcome such issues, Microsoft developers recently announced to use the Rust programming language instead of C and C++ to write and code the components of Windows.
Let's continue with a discussion of all the five different standards of C — K&R C, ANSI C, C99, C11 and Embedded C. For the purposes of our discussion, the compiler used is the gcc C compiler from the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).
Have you taken a look at OGL (Open GPS-LBS)?
From the class docs:
This GPX class provide converts GPS data(waypoints, routes, and tracks) to be compatible with GPX format file.
Regarding the Windows Mobile note, the library supports:
"...applications on PC(Windows) or PocketPC(CE)."
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