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[announce] XStream: streaming XML transformation
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Alain Frisch
- David MENTRE
- Richard Jones
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| From: | David MENTRE <david.mentre@g...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] [announce] XStream: streaming XML transformation |
Hello Alain, 2006/6/28, Alain Frisch <Alain.Frisch@inria.fr>: > Here's how XStream relates to OCaml: the compiler is written in OCaml > and uses OCaml as a back-end to produce efficient native code. Moreover, > XStream programs can embed OCaml code and manipulate OCaml values > (useful to deal with non-XML data). It seems obvious but I want to be sure: can XStream generated code be embedded in OCaml programs (native and bytecode)? How XStream compares to OCamlDuce? From what you said, XStream can only do XML->XML or XML->OCaml transformation, no OCaml->XML transformation. So XStream cannot be used as a replacement to OCamlDuce. Is it correct? Best wishes, d.