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XML-Parse library is a lightweight set of functions for parsing, checking, and creating xml files. It can support stream-oriented, SAX or DOM parsing styles, and includes an optional xsd schema validator and graphical schema generator.
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This is a Data Serialization Language intended to represent a hierarchial data as a text (of ANY charset). ANY "binary" or "textual" data may be represented or marked-up as well. Extremely low redundance. Very fast parser (is similar to SAX).
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ShaniXmlParser is a small and fast Xml/Html DOM/SAX non validating parser written in java. It can parse invalid xml files. It uses the org.w3c.dom interfaces and the jaxp interfaces. It works also on mono/.net thanks to ikvm.
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`pdblib' is a small library written in C for parsing a PDB file created by Palm OS programs. Parsing is done in a `SAX' like fashion where programmers install event handlers which get called upon parsing the input stream.
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El-Kabong is a high-speed, forgiving, sax-style HTML parser. Its aim is to provide consumers with a very fast, clean, lightweight library which parses HTML quickly, while forgiving syntactically incorrect tags.
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