Re: [xml] Libxml in MacOS.

[Madhavan Nagarajan <cmnagarajan yahoo com>]

Hi Brack,
 Thanks for your help, I am providing details which
would help you to understand my problem  better.   
 Version - libxml2-2.4.12 .
 Behaves badly - After parsing, all the items in the
Main menu such as File, Edit, etc. becomes blank,  at
the same time, the corresponding action for a menu
item is performed when I click at the appropriate
position. For example, I could get a file dialog by
clicking at the second row of file menu (Open File).
Icons and texts in the palette and Dialogs getting
misplaced, failing to redraw the window when a dialog
is closed.

 When I used Libxml alone in developing a standalone
application, it worked perfect. but i couldn't figure
out how Libxml affects Quark when integrated with it.
Should I make any changes  in the project settings
when generating libxml2.PPC.Lib from source code in
order to smoothly integrate with Quark.

Note: Plugins in Quark are called Xtensions, Xtensions
are coded in C and are compiled in CodeWarrior to
create a shared library for Mac.

Regards,
Nagarajan.


--- "William M. Brack" <wbrack mmm com hk> wrote:
> Hi -
>
> ...<snip>...
> >  Now my problem is, Whenever I  call xmlParseFile
> or
> > xmlParseMemory or xmlParseDTD, the file gets
> parsed,
> > but after that Quark starts behaving badly, but
> the
> > function xmlNewDoc("1.0"), doesn't cause any
> problem,
> >  I guess Libxml is causing some memory management
> > problem. Any suggestions in this regard will be
> highly
> > helpful.
>
> Well, we would like to help, but you are making it a
> little difficult.
> Which version
> of the xml library are you using?  What does "starts
> behaving badly" mean?
> Why
> do you "guess" there is some "memory management"
> problem?
>
> At this point, the only suggestion I could offer is
> that very large amounts
> of effort
> have gone into the design and load testing of libxml
> to assure that memory
> management is done properly.  Of course, we are
> always ready to accept that
> the code is not perfect, but nothing can be done
> with the information you
> have
> provided.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bill Brack


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