> Hi Elfyn, > > xmllint works fine for me. I tested it with the following options: > > $ xmllint -noout -valid -catalogs Specification.xml > > not specifying -catalogs or specifying -dtdvalid <URL> fetches the DTD > from the given URL, as expected. Without the -valid option, only the > well-formedness is checked. And without the -noout option, xmllint > outputs the result tree to stdout. Validity and well-formedness errors > are reported if present. My document is of medium size (~400k). I > haven't tested any of the other options.
Cool, this sounds promising. Before I took over maintainership of LibXML2 I did all of my xml stuff in php, and took this as an excuse to learn the API. I have library called 'webauth' which I have just migrated to C, which uses xml files that can be well over ~30MG, and it works perfectly. (although a little slow) :-) > Now I'm looking forward for an updated xsltproc, cause that was what > wasn't compatible with the latest XSL stylesheets. LibXSLT packages are on there way. I'm rebuilding/packaging right now, so hopefully I'll have them out (test packages) today. > Good work! > > Thanks, > Patrick :-) Elfyn -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
