In texinfo 4.3 (or the current cvs) built on a recent debian i386 I noticed the foo.texi below processed with
makeinfo --xml foo.texi
produces
<example>for (i = 0; i <para>< 123; i++)
</para></example>
I don't pretend to know anything about xml, so perhaps I should keep
my mouth shut, but the positioning of <para> </para> seemed a bit
suspicious, and different to what makeinfo 4.2 gave.
Perhaps it's related to `<' (and `>') in an @example. It doesn't seem
to occur if those characters are not used.
foo.texi
Description: TeXInfo document
