Re: stress testing Xerces

>>>>> "Jason" == Jason E Stewart <[email protected]> writes:

>> When the XML validation is turned on, the script gradually eats
>> memory until it crashes.  If validation is off, the script runs fine.

Jason> Well, that is good news (depending on your POV) - this is
Jason> possibly a Xerces-C memory leak then, and not something stupid
Jason> that I've done. I've writtent the list, and I'll work on a C++
Jason> test to see if I can reproduce it outside XML-Xerces.

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Jason> Do you really need to validate internally? You could wrap the
Jason> script to run an external validator like nsglms if you really
Jason> need it. I hope to have this fixed soon.

Sorry Jason, but I was probably not clear enough here.  From the
perspective of my code "validation" includes parsing, ie. if validation
is turned off parser(s) are never even created.  The only reason I'm
parsing in this context is for the side effect of validation.  I will
look into nsglms.

Jason> More as it happens, jas.

Thanks.

Steve
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