Hi Daniel,
Thank you for you instant reply.
Bind9.5.0's configure file has a limitation on libxml2 version, and it's 2.6.
I uplift libxml2 to 2.8 and modified the limitation as 2.8, but it failed to
install the software after comipled and packaged.
It is OK when I uplift it to 2.6.32.
Our
As has already been reported a few times, 2.9.0 won't build on any version of
OS X. The problem line is always this:
threads.c:918: error: expected expression before '{' token
The line in question is:
once_control = PTHREAD_ONCE_INIT;
This happens to work on linux, but it's not legal. As
Hello,
I have a document that looks like this:
datamessage//data
I would expect XPath '/data/message/ancestor-or-self::*' to return three nodes:
document node (the node with type XML_DOCUMENT_NODE), 'data' node (the root
node) and 'message' node. I don't get the document node though.
Is it a
* Vojtech Fried wrote:
I would expect XPath '/data/message/ancestor-or-self::*' to return three
nodes: document node (the node with type XML_DOCUMENT_NODE), 'data' node
(the root node) and 'message' node. I don't get the document node
though.
The node test `*` matches only element nodes; use
Aha, thanks!
Still there is a problem with sorting a document node. It can be fixed either
by prepending the following to xmlXPathCmpNodes(Ext) functions:
if (node1-type == XML_DOCUMENT_NODE node2-type == XML_DOCUMENT_NODE)
return(0);
else if (node1-type == XML_DOCUMENT_NODE)
return(1);
The installed documentation appears to be omitting some files that are linked
from other files that are installed. In html/index.html and other files there
with the same left-side navigation panes, there are lots of broken local-file
href links (examples: API Menu - ChangeLog and API Indexes -
