We wrote a lightweight XML parser in ANSI C already 2001,
that is callable from C, C++, COBOL, PL/1, ASSEMBLER, ...
runs native on z/OS and many other platforms,
has a very fast and effective (and secure) storage management,
which can be configured so that it uses other site-specific storage
management calls to get the "large blocks" of storage (if not, it uses
LE, for example, that is, normal malloc/free).
It does SAX or DOM, as you like,
validating oder non-validating,
and it is 3 times faster than - for example - XerCes.
If you are interested, contact me offline.
Kind regards
Bernd
Am 29.06.2013 06:05, schrieb David Crayford:
How would you parse
XML? Code a COBOL/PL/1 program. Use XML system services in assembler.
Use C++ xereces. None of those solutions are simple.
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