Hi, I don't know who wrote this. It was certainly not me. Regards, Werner. Werner Donné wrote: > > My offer to zip up the libxml2-2_4_27 port I have is still open (see > above). It will build on VAX (even with GNU C). The TRIO stuff has > been hacked to avoid IEEE and fp_class issues as much as possible. > However, as previously pointed out, if your application depends on > IEEE floating point (i.e., stuff like NAN), then no VAX libxml2 port > is going to work properly (unless someone has an IEEE floating point > emulation library for VAX). > > My port is designed to work with Mosaic, so the build only includes > enough to compile and build an object library. It doesn't include > any of the tests, docs, etc. If nothing else, it would show you > what needs to be hacked in the TRIO files. > > Building the perl libxml module gave me some problems, had 3 undefined > symbols due the length of a couple of function names, that exceeded 31 > chars. > I fixed that and now I can use the parser with my perl test construct. > Just checked > it out and it's also pretty fast with the rte envisonment of Wasd. > Will see, how I can build up that homepage project. But for now I am > happy.-) > > Thanks to all you guys that helped me out and tried to get me on the > path! > -- Werner Donné -- Re http://www.pincette.biz Engelbeekstraat 8 http://www.re.be BE-3300 Tienen tel: (+32) 486 425803 e-mail: werner.donne@re.beReceived on Monday, 14 January 2008 08:16:52 GMT
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