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Re: [xml] Migration from MS XML and minimal build questions...
- From: Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>
- To: David Kelvin <dk 273c gmail com>
- Cc: xml gnome org
- Subject: Re: [xml] Migration from MS XML and minimal build questions...
- Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 17:27:47 -0400
On Fri, Jun 23, 2006 at 08:28:15PM +0100, David Kelvin wrote:
> Q. What would be the equivalent of the above in "libxml2"?
no idea, I don't know MS XML api nor the semantic of the code you pasted.
mayeb someone else does.
> I would like to build a 'minimal' version of libxml2.dll (under VS2005 -
> VC8) that just has enough in it to do what I require - SAX2, validation
> using a fixed specified external XSD schema (elements are only one of types:
> string, integer, date or time), some elements have attributes required or
> optional, most (but not all) character data is in CDATA blocks and, of
> course, parsing (startDocument, startElement, characters, endElement and
> endDocument). However, the file "configure.js" has so many options that I
> don't know which ones I need and which ones I can remove for my minimal
> libray.
>
> So my last question is:
>
> Q. Which options must I have to do what I want to do and which ones don't I
> need and can set to false?
You will need all the schemas/regexp start plus parser at least.
Unless you're really doing embedded systems I don't suggest to change the
default because you're just :
1/ entering MS compilation mess, for which only a few people
really answer on that list
2/ generate your own version of the package which can lead to
different behaviour, and unless you're on embedded systems
it's very hard to control and fix once deployed.
Daniel
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