[xslt] Win32 Crash when reading/writing transformed XML
- From: "Camillo Ferraris" <camillo rockit it>
- To: <xslt gnome org>
- Subject: [xslt] Win32 Crash when reading/writing transformed XML
- Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2003 18:46:46 -0000
Hi!
Sorry, I am a novice.
I am struggling with a strange behaviour.
I downloaded:
- libxml2-2.6.2.tar.gz
- libxslt-1.1.0.tar.gz
Compiled the 2 libraries with Microsoft C++ as said in the Readme.txt of the
releases.
(I did not included "iconv" support)
The libxml library seems to work well... I can parse an xml file and list
all xml tags.
The problem arise when I want to make some xslt transforms.
I created a blank console app with MSVC++ 6.0 and pasted the code from the
tutorial by John Fleck.
Everything compile well, the binaries are created successfully.
When I run it with an xslt file and an xml file (which are correct, because
I tried them also in the Microsoft XSTL Parser), I get a memory exception in
the function:
int
xsltSaveResultToFile(FILE *file, xmlDocPtr result, xsltStylesheetPtr style)
The args are right, no one is NULL.
The output stream is stdout, but it crashes also with an opened file.
I tried to compile the xsltproc software as a stand alone win32 console app
and I have the same behaviour.
Instead if I start "xsltproc.exe" compiled by the makefile it runs well and
creates correct output!
I didn't change any line of the tutorial. Just cutted & pasted in a blank
project, configured the libs,includes directories, copied the correct dll in
the binary path and run.
MORE INFO:
The error is here:
-----------------------
FILE: [xmlIO.c] of libxml
static int
xmlFileWrite (void * context, const char * buffer, int len) {
int items;
items = fwrite(&buffer[0], len, 1, (FILE *) context);
if ((items == 0) && (ferror((FILE *) context))) {
xmlIOErr(0, "fwrite()");
return(-1);
}
return(items * len);
}
-----------------------
In buffer I have the correct html rendered file.
len is 1776.
context is not null.
Please help me!
If you want more details please ask!
Thank you.
Camillo
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