[ANN] XSLT2 for C/C++: alpha realease of Saxon-HE 9.5 (and soon Xpath2, Xquery)
Hello, for those working with XML and XSLT/XQuery/XPath, you may be interested to know that Saxonica is releasing an alpha version of its free (and open source) XSLT2/Xquery engine Saxon-HE 9.5. (I'm not affiliated with Saxon, I'm just spreading the news :-) ) The good news is: this finally brings XSLT 2 to C/C++, instead of XSLT 1 (which is already supported by libxml2). XSLT 2 is a MUCH more mature version of XSLT, with cleaner definition of function and a nice functional approach. XSLT 3 will be even better (higher order functions) but may not be supported by the free version of Saxon. http://www.saxonica.com/saxon-c/index.xml I hope that someone will make a binding for haskell ^^,
Wow. This is great. Saxon's XSLT and XPath are extremely fully featured!
On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 12:58 AM, Olivier JEULIN
Hello,
for those working with XML and XSLT/XQuery/XPath, you may be interested to know that Saxonica is releasing an alpha version of its free (and open source) XSLT2/Xquery engine Saxon-HE 9.5. (I'm not affiliated with Saxon, I'm just spreading the news :-) )
The good news is: this finally brings XSLT 2 to C/C++, instead of XSLT 1 (which is already supported by libxml2). XSLT 2 is a MUCH more mature version of XSLT, with cleaner definition of function and a nice functional approach. XSLT 3 will be even better (higher order functions) but may not be supported by the free version of Saxon.
http://www.saxonica.com/saxon-c/index.xml
I hope that someone will make a binding for haskell ^^,
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