Re: [xml] xmlDoc or xmlNode



----- Original Message ----- 
From: <aliban gmx net>
To: <xml gnome org>
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 9:57 PM
Subject: [xml] xmlDoc or xmlNode


hello list.
i have some kind of benchmark question.

for my app i need to parse many little xml nodes...

in case i get a buffer filled with an xml "node" i have to build a 
tree and then analyse it... i can parse the buffer with 

xmlDocPtr ptxmlDocPtr;
ptxmlDocPtr = xmlParseMemory(ptchData, iSize);
xmlFreeDoc(ptxmlDocPtr);

whatever this would happen quite many times...
therefor i thought it might be less waste of cpu by not creating a 
doc eacht time but instead to create/delete a node of a general doc 
with the buffer.

Is it less cpu consuming to create/delete a node each time or does it 

make no difference?
how to parse a buffer directly in a node? i would need a function 
node xmlParseMemoryToParent(doc, parent, ptchData, iSize);

does it exist?

sorry for asking,
ed
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