Hi Ruurd, On 28.04.2020 12:43, Ruurd Idenburg wrote: > I am running on Mint 19.3 and my installation has /etc/xml and xsltproc > apparently standard, so I > ran the xsltproc with the --path option set to '/etc/xml' resulting in the > following timings: > > ruurd@Paradigit2:~/oorexxdocs$ xsltproc --timing --xinclude --path '/etc/xml' > -o > fo_files/rxmath.fo pdf.xsl > /home/ruurd/oorexxdocs/source/rxmath/en-US/rxmath.xml > Parsing stylesheet pdf.xsl took 1 ms > Parsing document /home/ruurd/oorexxdocs/source/rxmath/en-US/rxmath.xml took > 14 ms > XInclude processing /home/ruurd/oorexxdocs/source/rxmath/en-US/rxmath.xml > took 190 ms > Making portrait pages on A4 paper (210mmx297mm) > Running stylesheet and saving result took 1904 ms > ruurd@Paradigit2:~/oorexxdocs$ > > I did not really follow all the discussions with respect to making the pubs, > so I don't know if > the difference in timing for the XInclude phase with poj's effort is > significant but thought it > might mean more to those involved in this. > Thank you for trying it out! You probably would have never been confronted with those five, ten and even more minutes of processing time as the default installation on Mint already includes xsltproc and the docbook dtds and stylesheets (so there would be no constant and repeated network lookup in your case), which is good to know! '/etc/xml' seems to be the default location (so "--path '/etc/xml' " would not be necessary) where xsltproc on Linux looks up the catalog which points to /usr/share/... such that the local files get used for lookup.
The challenge now is to get the local lookup in effect on the Windows version of xsltproc into which Gil has been looking thankfully so looking forward to his findings and solutions. ---rony _______________________________________________ Oorexx-devel mailing list Oorexx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oorexx-devel
