Hi Hernando,

The lower memory consumption of Xalan-C++ I can believe, but I'm surprised
that Xalan-C's performance would be that much greater than Xalan-J's.  Of
course, that could be related to the kinds of stylesheets you were using,
so others may have different results.

I suspect the latest Xalan-J has closed the gap in performance, but not
memory consumption.  In fact, the latest Xalan-C has lower memory
consumption than 1.3, so I would suspect it will take a while for Xalan-J
to catch up, if it ever does.

Dave



                                                                                
                                                                  
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About a year ago I made some tests for one of our projects and at the time
(Xalan-C++ 1.3 and Xalan-J 2.2, I think) we got between 3.5 and 4.5 times
better performance with the C++ version. I haven't tested since. Memory
consumption was also significantly higher in Java.

Hernando

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From: Don McClimans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Writing Multiple Documents

Hi Hernando,

I have not used Xalan-J, and wonder what your experience has been comparing
performance between Xalan-C and Xalan-J. I'm not looking for exact numbers
of course, just a feel for how they compare. Thanks,

Don McClimans


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