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>  Iam new to perl-xml parsing. I need to parse a huge xml document (about 4gb)
>  Can anybody suggest which perl module will be efficient in terms of memory
>  and speed

Depends on what do you mean by "parse". I mean, sure you want to 
extract the tags and their attributes and contents, but what then?

Maybe if you tell us what do you want to do with the data we can give 
a more detailed advice.

Anyway, Mirod already advertised his XML::Twig, so I'll likewise 
advertise mine XML::Rules. If you need to skip parts of the XML, 
tweak the structure generated from other parts and handle (whatever 
that means) the parts as soon as they are parsed, XML::Rules can 
help.

There's a few examples in the example directory in the distribution 
and a few more on Perlmonks.org

Jenda
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