On 06/11/2011 01:13 PM, David Kubicek wrote:
On 06/11/2011 05:58 AM, Liam R E Quin wrote:
One way might be to override the entity resolver.
Never mind. I found an open source app that uses the external entity
loader and learned from there how to setup a custom global context.
The rest I already had in place (custom function xmlNewInputFromMem(),
etc.) started working after this.
Perhaps one more question. This is going to be hard to find for me. Now,
with every document I parse, a new context is created before and freed
after "xmlParseDocument(ctx)".
Also, my external loader is called for every document, every time
creating a new xmlParserInput for the same DTD. Using Valgrind, I can
see that without repeatedly creating xmlParserInput, the app only eats
about 7MB of heap after processing all documents. When I enable the
external loader, it consumes over 57MB and runs visibly slower (it's a
weak HW).
How do I make this work without repeating the xmlParserInput allocation
for every document (every external entity loader invocation)?
Thanks,
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David Kubicek
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