All, I am passing various pipe delimited CSV test (case) files thru Daffodil [3.0] on Debian.
Daffodil w/ validate set to "on" throws warnings about 'left over data' for following test cases (see snippet image below). Questions: 1. Why do number of "consumed" bits vary from case to case? Follow up question, why do "left over ... starting at byte" locations vary? I assume that may be because record lengths from file to file may vary. 2. Does Daffodil default to maximum input/output file size limitation? 3. If so, can that they be overridden w/ larger size(s)? 4. What is Daffodil's "absolute" maximum file size limitations for input and output? 5. At end of each test case, parsed source and unparsed target files are diff'd showing they differ but xmllint shows in each case the intermediate XML files validate successfully against the DFDL schema. I assume that is because only whole records are written to intermediate (parsed) XML file - not partial records in which case the XML file will contain truncated data from the original source hence the warning. Is this correct? [image: image.png] Thx in advance Attila
