Hi, All below is for libxm2-2.6.31 compiled on Ubuntu 7.10. I've noticed that disabling HTTP support (--without-html) makes some XHTML-related tests to fail. Here are failure messages (I've removed all other non-failure messages):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/libxml2-2.6.31$ ./runtest ## XML regression tests File ./test/xhtml1 generated an error File ./test/xhtmlcomp generated an error ## XML regression tests on memory Result for ./test/xhtml1 failed File ./test/xhtml1 generated an error Result for ./test/xhtmlcomp failed File ./test/xhtmlcomp generated an error ## XML entity subst regression tests File ./test/xhtml1 generated an error File ./test/xhtmlcomp generated an error ## XML push regression tests Result for ./test/xhtml1 failed File ./test/xhtml1 generated an error Result for ./test/xhtmlcomp failed File ./test/xhtmlcomp generated an error ## General documents valid regression tests Result for ./test/valid/xhtml1.xhtml failed File ./test/valid/xhtml1.xhtml generated an error I wonder why did they fail? My assumptions are following: - "--with-html" option enables HTML4 tag soup parser. - XHTML is just an XML vocabulary for HTML, so parsing it only requires XML parser. Under these assumptions, enabling/disabling HTTP support should have no effect on XHTML tests. However, its not the case. Could anyone explain, please, whats going on here: are my assumptions wrong or there is some other reason why they fail? Thanks in advance, Leonid.
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