Hi Gerrit, > > Given that the ColladaDom is much closer to what we need and how I > would implement a loader I still think it would be a good idea > to start with it and solve the backward compatibility problems as > they come along (I would not care about Collada 1.3 anymore). I also > think it is the better code base in case we decide we need to write our > own loader. > > The other option would be to immediately go for our own loader. > I think we should use ColladaDom as an help how to read/interpret certain elements. The interesting question for speed and memory usage during reading would be if we could write a SAX2 based parser? As the name said I think ColladaDom also uses the DOM model...
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