SAX/C++ vs. SAX2

Sebastien Sahuc ssahuc at imediation.com
Mon Dec 6 09:03:42 GMT 1999


> Michael Fuller wrote :
> But having taken a look at SAX2, not much seems to be wrong with it.
> *That* trend needs to be stepped on, and quickly, before it 
> gets out of hand.

Completely agree with it. And why not focus on SAX2 for both Java and
C++ as someone has already pointed out ?

Sebastien


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