--- Holger_Flörke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
>in a german computer magazin (Heiko W. Rupp,
> "Geschwindigkeitsrausch -
> Leistungsfaehigkeit von XSLT-Prozessoren", iX 7/03)
> was an article about XSLT
> benchmarking. The author has referenced two
> benchmarks: XSLTMark and XSL
It was a very nice surprise for me to
find myself among XSLT celebs in this year's
Programmers' Choice Nominations: see below
(and VOTE :-)
http://www.activestate.com/Corporate/ActiveAwards/
--Jacek
PS. I am also delighted to see that XSLTC,
as part of Xalan, now ships in volume
with IBM's Java
Kelly,
have you tried XSLTC? Should be a very simple matter
to run the test and I'd be curious about your
performance results. As Joe says, not much can be
learned when you do not quote an XML/XSL example.
--Jacek
--- Kelly Zeng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> It looks to me that Saxon is
--- Joseph Kesselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> document('') is not a supported syntax. The
> argument is supposed to be a
> URI reference, and the empty string is not a valid
> URI reference.
Mike K. says document('') refers to current
stylesheet.
--JRA
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--- Tom Amiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We'll do some testing with 1.4.1_01 to see if the
> problem
> is with the JVM or with XSLTC.
Tom, in my opinion the problem is more with the JVM
than XSLTC as the latter runs fine on any other VM.
But then _01 was an interim version and 1.4.1 is
express
> Hi Jacek,
>
> I couldn't reproduce this problem with 1.4.0_01 on
> Solaris 8.
I haven't run anything on Windows... in a long while;
just Linux. So the problems I reported affect
only 1.4.0_01 and 1.4.1-beta for Linux.
Others seem to have experienced problems with
this setup too. 1.4.0 is fin
> Would it be too painful to do what Jeremy is when
> XSLTC is broken?
...
> > with the latest switch to XSLTC, Cocoon isn't
> working anymore for
> > me. My system is JDK 1.4.0.01, W2K, Tomcat 3.3a.
...
> I don't get exceptions, but I get some expressions
> not returning
> results with xsltc wher
Guys,
as I've been benchmarking various XSLT solutions for
Java
I noticed that XSLTC takes forever (practically loops)
to complete the popular XSLTMark benchmark suite.
It runs OK on 1.4.0.
I am running Red Hat Linux 7.1, kernel 2.4.18.
XSLTC comes either from Sun's XML Pack Summer 02 or
Xalan 2
Rob,
"ABXY" ==> "12" maps A->1, B->2, X,Y->'nothing'
(effectively delete)
You can think about A,B as chars to replace with
different chars,
and X,Y as chars to get rid off: translate('XY', '')
--Jacek
> lists thoughts as to why is it that xpath
> translate() ignores additional
> characters wh
Thank you Tom very much. And indeed I will need your
help
to ensure that changes to the codebase don't break
anything.
The code has become complicated, at places -- I will
argue
-- unnecessarily so, so extra care has to be taken.
Let's communicate next week on your best practices in
esuring qual
Setting the stage:
Today's XSLTC translets perform abysmally on the
'dbonerow' benchmark.
The XML document is a set of 10^4 records and the
stylesheet contains
one template designed to match (and process) one of
the records;
XSLT essentially performs a search by matching.
On my machine 10 iterat
You guys may find another data point interesting...
(I am using Sun's newest 1.4 on Linux)
I reran the test with '-verbosegc' flag gathering GC
info into files.
and then counted Full garbage collections
grep Full gcXSLTC | wc -l
grep Full gcXT| wc -l
and so on.
The results:
XSLTC21
X
--- Berin Loritsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
> > "Jacek R. Ambroziak" wrote:
> >
> > Anyway, seriously, XSLTC *is* a solution to the
> XSLT bottleneck problem.
> >
> My question is this: how does it _scale_.
>
> I would like to see the *same* tests with 100
> th
Stefano,
that is cool! Except for the mysterious 'dbonerow'. I
will attempt to fix it
an in general I am going continue to follow my
original vision
to make XSLTC a good technology for people to actually
use.
You are right, there are multiple 'goto's' in the
generated bytecodes
(although the by
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