Hi,
for you who are using XSL stylesheets. On address below there is
optimizied version of chunking stylesheet. On my machine with Saxon in
took 30% less time to build chunked version of HTML.
Jirka
-------- Original Message --------
From: Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: DOCBOOK-APPS: Chunking performance
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been experimenting with improving the performance of the chunking
stylesheets. The primary goal of my experiments was to get rid of the
hairy (and probably expensive) recalculation of prev/next for each
chunk.
If you're curious, please give
http://nwalsh.com/chunk.xsl
and
http://nwalsh.com/chunkfast.xsl
a try. Try using chunk.xsl with chunk.fast=0 and chunk.fast=1, the
output should be the same, but the "fast" version should be faster.
Using fast chunking requires support for the exsl:node-set() function
(which Saxon and xsltproc provide). Without it, there won't be any
difference.
The chunkfast.xsl stylesheet may be marginally faster than even the
fast version of chunk.xsl. It avoids calling exsl:node-set()
repeatedly, but will crash and burn if that function isn't supported.
Be seeing you,
norm
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