Re: recommended XML parser?

You could also try to port the following, which already runs on many
lisp systems:

Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2003 01:21:10 +0200
From: james anderson <[email protected]>  
Subject: CL-XML-0-949: common lisp xml tools ported to open-source implementations

                cl-xml-0-949 is now available from www.cl-xml.org.

                this is primarily a portability release, but also
                incorporates numerous
                small fixes. it accommodates:
                - - ALLEGRO(5.0.1)
                - - cmucl (18e+ experimental-MOP/PCL)
                - - LispWorks(4)
                - - MCL(5.0b)
                - - openmcl (0.13.3)

                details are available at
                http://www.cl-xml.org/documentation/releases.html.

have fun,
s.


JP Massar (2003-04-08 20:01):

> Allegro has the following:
> 
> (require "pxml")
> (import 'NET.XML.PARSER::PARSE-XML)
> 
> And then
> 
> (parse-xml "<xml-string>"
> 
> ----------------------
> 
> Is there an equivalent function floating around for Corman?
> 
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