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Creating XML with Genx
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hmmmmm..... |
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2004-06-26 11:21:02 |
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Michael Maron |
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I never had any particular problems with XML generation using printf(). Yes, results need checking in XMLspy, but it is really not a big deal. Yes, this library assures well-formedness, but it still does not take care of DTD/XSD. |
- hmmmmm.....
2004-06-30 15:07:12 Mike Fitzgerald
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If you are creating large XML documents and lots of them, over the long term, printf() will not serve you well. Genx essentially guarantees well-formedness, is efficient, and will save you steps. For example, if you try to duplicate Genx' task of creating a million elements (see helloMillion.c in the Genx distro) using printf(), you just might be convinced that it is worth it. %^)
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