RE: XML was RE: [GD-General] RE: A portable preferences library

[Paul B. <pa...@mi...>]

The .NET System.Xml code is not based on the MSXML parser.
They are different codebases and handle different standards
differently.

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> Behalf Of Gareth Lewin
> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 6:40 AM
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> preferences library
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> > > > 1. Because developers are already using XML and have=20
> since thrown
> > > > away, forgotten or don't want to write a parser.
> > > Just curious, what is the footprint of the XML parser you are=20
> > > using? I know
> > > some that are like >3MB of binary code. That stuff gives me=20
> > > the creeps. Perhaps you have some lightweight one?
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> > There are parsers to suit all needs. The largest fully validation
> > parsers with spoinks and added wurlitsers are in the couple of meg=20
> > area. Micro parsers with no valdation can be as small as a=20
> couple of=20
> > K.
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> The most fancy on the PC is msxml, it doesn't everything,=20
> .NET basically
> uses it.
> The smallest I know is CMarkup (search for it on Codeproject). it's
> literally a single class of C++ code, it's smaller than a few k :)
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