Nick Wellnhofer schrieb:
Michael Ludwig wrote:
What are these input and output callbacks of libxml? Or are they not
part of the Perl interface, just part of the C interface?
With libxml, you can register your own handlers that are called
whenever a URL has to be loaded during processing. E.g. external
subsets, xincludes, imported XSLT stylesheets.
For the Perl bindings have a look at the XML::LibXML::InputCallback
man page.
Thanks, Nick!
I have no idea what the output callbacks are used for.
Maybe someone else? Multiple result documents for XSLT?
I use [threads] to speed up processing on multi-core CPUs. You simply
create a number of threads depending on the number of processors. Then
you post a number of job descriptions on a shared job queue that is
read and processed by each thread. See "man threads" and "man
Thread::Queue" for how to do it in Perl.
threads (3perl) - Perl interpreter threads, or ithreads
Thanks. So ithreads seem to be good for something, it seems.
Michael Ludwig
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