Re: [xslt] segfaults & limits
- From: Pike <pike kw nl>
- To: xslt gnome org
- Subject: Re: [xslt] segfaults & limits
- Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 22:04:31 +0200
Hi
thanks for your reponse
>> lately, we're running into more and more segfaults.
> I can't really do anything with such a report honnestly.
I know, sorry :-) your response is very helpfull though.
> Avoid node-set()
> and exslt extension which makes dynamic tree or value set, this part
> is nearly impossible to stabilize w.r.t. memory allocation problems.
okay .. you mean rather avoid exsl: and (exsl:node-set()) alltogether ?
or just the exsl:node-set() ?
I am always confused as to when I really _need_ a exsl:node-set(), and
may have typed some that weren't necessary but caused no harm.
would the document() function be a good alternative in some cases,
or might that be just as unstable ?
I'm trying to reproduce the errors in a smaller (testcase) situation,
but
I had no clue where to start .. I'll start with node-set() then.
thanks,
[an-old-saxon-user],
*pike
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