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Re: File formating with XSLT

From: p.lepin@-------.---
To: NULL
Date: 2/1/2007 12:14:00 AM

On Feb 1, 3:50 am, "Dimitre Novatchev"
<dimit...@tpg.com.au> wrote:
> > Note that on large documents it is likely to barf
> > all over the stack and die horrible death. So I would
> > strongly advise against deploying it in production
>
> Not necessarily.

I was talking specifically about the implementation I
provided.

> One can use a DVC (Divide and Conquer) approach, which
> requires as little as Log2(N) maximum stack depth.

Wouldn't there be certain problems with implementing DVC
for this task? The position of every Item depends on all
previous Items after all. Tail recursion would seem like a
better approach to me, but I not sure there are any XSLT
processors to date that can optimize it away. (Are there,
by the way?)

--
Pavel Lepin



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