- From: Terje Bless <link@tss.no>
- Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2001 00:30:42 +0100
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Brian Gilkison wrote: >I see in rev. 1.78 of 'check' that Gerald has moved to lq-nsgmls in place >of nsgmls as the SGML parser. He's applied Liam's "HTTP Host header" patch to nsgmls; not the rest of Liam's changes. The only changes are the name and the fact that lq-nsgmls sends a HOst header when it goes out to fetch a DTD off the net. (i.e. It's not really "lq-nsgmls"; it's "nsgmls with Liam Quinn patches") >Does Liam (Liam, are you there?) plan on >making a Win32 binary available, similar to those for James Clark's SP >package? Are the changes negligible enough that I can copy nsgmls.exe to >lq-nsgmls.exe, or is lq-nsgmls's output sufficiently different that the >check script reflects those differences? Well, since this isn't actually lq-nsgmls, the friendly output from Liam's version isn't a problem. You can use plain vanilla nsgmls.exe just fine.
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