> Funnily enough I had a feeling you'd have something to say here as I did
> have a read of your page on GXMP. Are you using PHP to parse the data and
> in that case have you featured in PHP's own XML functions?
I haven't start on the coding yet but I'm looking into libxml2 or qt dom
parser.
>
> Because the sites I work on are virtually hosted I cannot guarantee PHP to
> be configured with XML so I was wondering whether it would be best to go
> with an independent parser, e.g.:
>
> http://www.phpxml.org/
>
> ...and keep the system ultra portable or stick to using PHP's XML
> functions. Question is would there be any performance issues with the
> former method?
Since you don't have control what can be installed, it's probably best to go
with the independent route. Performance shouldn't be an issue. I believe
I/O is still the bottleneck in terms of parsing.
>
> In fact I've got too many questions...I think the basic one was is using
> XML as a basis for config files in FreeTrade a good or bad idea? Am I
> missing something?
Perhaps you have a good reason to use xml for config files, but personally I
don't see the need to. I rather spend more of my time developing the next
big thing.
--kent
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