Re: [Re: [libxml++] UTF8 support]

[Christophe de VIENNE <cdevienne alphacent com>]

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Le Lundi 24 Février 2003 11:52, Murray Cumming a écrit :
> 4. I would like to hear about other examples other than Glib::ustring and
> QString, particularly because I doubt that anyone wants to use QString with
> libxml++. We should only solve problems that really exist. Stefan, what
> string class are you using?

A benchmark recently posted on the libxml mailing list is, it seems, a part of 
an answer to this remark. It shows that Qt XML parser has limited 
performances, which could force, in certain cases, people to use another lib.

The link :
http://xmlbench.sourceforge.net/results/benchmark/index.html


About mixing the fully-templated lib and the 'normal' one :

It seems (unless I misanderstood the thing) that the templates implementation 
don't have to be included in client code as long as the templated class 
instanciation is not done by the client code but by the lib.

This way we wouldn't have to a heavy wrapping : only a few typedef, and 
provide functions to instanciate the different classes (which is already done 
for Node).

I'd like comments/opinions on this. If I'm not clear don't hesite to ask more 
precisions.

Cheers,

Christophe
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