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My XML Parser written in C, meant to be super fast
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LXMLP (Light XML Parser) 2.1 LXMLP is a simple and fast XML parser with very little error handling, although I hope to change this as the code matures. This code is originally based off of a BCIT assignment for the C Programming Language 2 course, and I have taken the parser out of that project and made it version 2.0. 1.0 was horrific. How to Compile This should work on most platforms. I've compiled this with Mingw and Linux. Simply run 'make' to compile xml-test LXMLP API Reference #include "xml-parser.h" typedef struct { char name[XML_BUFFER_SIZE]; char value[XML_BUFFER_SIZE]; } XMLNode; void xml_set_handlers(XML_Start_Handler start, XML_End_Handler end); This should be called before any other function calls. Use this to set the start element function and end handler function (used later, called by function pointer) example: void start_element(char *element_name); void end_element(char *element_name); ... xml_set_handlers(start_element, end_element); ... XMLNode *xml_get_value() This function should be used ONLY in the start element user function to get the values in the element. NULL is returned if the value stack is empty. example: XMLNode *attrib; attrib = xml_get_value(); printf("%s %s\n", attrib->name, attrib->value); void xml_parse_chunk(char *chunk); This is the main parsing routine. Simply parse *chunk and dispatch the start and end element function pointers. see xml-test.c for an example
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