Well, for sufficiently large xml documents, it blows the address
space up when using a DOM model.
IBMs Cobol can play nicely in a 32-bit world. But IBM gave up half
of that to keep the Luddites happy. The OS and other miscellaneous
stuff consume a nice chunk of what is left. An IBM Cobol program
manipulating an xml dom has a practical maximum of about a 30.5-bit
space.
One and a half gig isn't exactly small, but it isn't beyond the realm
of reality in this day and age.
On Sep 27, 2005, at 10:45 AM, Imbriale, Donald (Exchange) wrote:
Never miss an opportunity do you Ed?
What does that have to do with XML parser anyway?
Don Imbriale
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And be aware that IBMs' cobol still doesn't support 64 bits.
Ed
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