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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> perl-xml
perl-xml
RE: Which perl module
by Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR other posts by this author
Dec 1 2004 2:27PM messages near this date
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Daniel J Katcher wrote:

I am looking for a perl module that works well on large files and is written
in pure perl. 

I am familiar with one module but it has a prerequisite of james clark's
expat. 
I am having tremendous problems install expat's C libraries on my box.  

XML::LibXML is one of the fastest and is very good for large files. It
doesn't rely on expat, but it does rely on the libxml2 library. There are
prepackaged DLLs for windows and many *nix systems come with it (or easily
installed via a .pkg/.rpm/.deb). Maybe it will be easier to install for you.

-- 
Mark Thomas 
Internet Systems Architect
_______________________________________
BAE SYSTEMS Information Technology 
2525 Network Place
Herndon, VA  20171  USA 


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  <P> <FONT size=2>I am looking for a perl module that works well on large files 
  and is written in pure perl.</FONT>  </P>
  <P> <FONT size=2>I am familiar with one module but it has a prerequisite of 
  james clark's expat.</FONT>  <BR><FONT size=2>I am having tremendous problems 
  install expat's C libraries on my box.</FONT> &nbsp;<SPAN 
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<P dir=ltr> <SPAN class=958592014-01122004><FONT face=Arial size=2>XML::LibXML is 
one of the fastest and is very good for large files. It doesn't rely on expat, 
but it does rely on the libxml2 library. There are prepackaged DLLs for windows 
and many *nix systems come with it (or easily installed via a .pkg/.rpm/.deb). 
Maybe it will be easier to install for you.</FONT> </SPAN></P><SPAN 
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<P align=left> <FONT face=Arial size=2>-- <BR>Mark Thomas <BR>Internet Systems 
Architect<BR> _______________________________________<BR><STRONG>BAE SYSTEMS 
Information Technology</STRONG>  <BR>2525 Network Place<BR>Herndon, VA&nbsp; 
20171 &nbsp;USA </FONT> </P></SPAN></BODY></HTML>

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