It is fun to look at, unlike your comment, because it is based on concrete benchmark sources, though it is tailored for .NET implementation.
Anyways no one takes care of System.Xml except for bugfixes (and neither it's on my task list), so you won't have any chance to see performance improvements. NanoXML port has nothing to do with System.Xml. There is no point to argue it here. Atsushi Eno BasiK wrote: > Hello, > > I am running mono 1.2.3.1 on a 500 MHz CPU. As I could conclude from the > following link > http://www.process64.com/articles/xmlmark1/ > the Mono XML Performance isn't really fun to look at. Either way, when I > test XML Parsing with a simple XML-string example, the best timing i get is > 0.25 seconds... which I think is much too slow. I make use of the standard > System.Xml, using the DOM way to use the XML. The XPATH way does an even > worse job. Now my question is whether or not this XML Performance is normal > in Mono and if there are ways to boost the XML parsing performance ? > I also tried the C# NanoXML port, but the performance was similar. > > Regards _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
