No, there shouldn't be any performance degration. Actually, there have been a few optimization... can you profile your application to identitfy where is the degradation occurring?

Alberto

Il 19/03/13 08:36, A S, Badareenath (NSDi) ha scritto:
Hello,

We did not find any issues while configuring or building the source. We upgraded 
Xerces-C++ from 2.4.0 version to 3.1.1 and now we are seeing lot of performance 
degradation in parsing xml files. We doubted that "tandom" support removal was 
the cause for performance degradation. Are there any performance related issues in 3 
series of Xerces?

Thanks and Regards,
Badareenath A S


-----Original Message-----
From: Alberto Massari [mailto:albertomass...@tiscali.it]
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2013 5:19 PM
To: c-users@xerces.apache.org
Subject: Re: Tandem platform compatibility for Xerces-C++

Hi,
with the autoconf-based build process we moved away from the previous
approach of having a single platform-dependent file that was responsible
for implementing the interface for file system, timing etc.. The new
approach delegates to autoconf the investigation of which APIs are
available on the system (e.g. posix file system vs Win32). Does
configure fail to identify any of the needed APIs on Tandem computers?

Alberto

Il 18/03/13 12:23, A S, Badareenath (NSDi) ha scritto:
Hello team,

There was a new feature added long back in Xerces-C++ 3.0.0 that stated "Autotools-based build system for the 
UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X platforms". This new feature removed "Tandem" dependency and hence from 3.0.0 the 
product was not compatible on tandem platform. Was there any specific reasons behind not supporting "tandem" 
platform compatibility? We would like to hear back soon as we are trying to build Xerces-C++ source on 
"tandem" platform.


Thanks in advance.
Badareenath A S



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