[xml] configure options questions
- From: Balint Joo <bj ph ed ac uk>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: [xml] configure options questions
- Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 09:47:44 +0000
Dear List Readers,
I am trying to compile a really light libxml for an
embedded system. My libraries basically need to use the following
features:
parsing memory (xmlParseMemory)
and xpath
Constraints:
no networking
I have been using older versions of libxml until now (libxml2.5.11
installed on my laptop as part of Red Hat ) which worked fine
while I developed on Linux. However, now on our target platform
I have come accross a segfault which came in xmlFreeInputStream,
which was called by xmlParseMemory on some internal data structure.
Now, this could well be our fault for having a bug in our implementation
of malloc, so no criticism to libxml until we know for sure.
(Our malloc is rather complex, backending in something called
qalloc, which distinguishes, between slow (DDR) and fast (on chip)
memories and cacheable and noncacheable memory regions)
However, I thought libxml-2.5.11 is rather old, so I downloaded
2.6.6. Imagine my surprise to see the explosion in configure
options,the search for a Fortran compiler etc.
I also noticed two new options:
--with-minimum
and --with-legacy
Could someone please explain which API's are considered
legacy (I may need to update my wrappers appropriately
to use the new non legacy APIs). Also what features / other
options does --with-minimum imply?
With best wishes,
Balint
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