A big THANK YOU to the developers

I've just ported my embedded app to all libxml calls.  I use
a 
combination of PHP and C backend.

My execute times for my longest run have dropped from about
a minute to 
about 8 seconds from using the PHP expat library, the code
has gone from 
spaghetti to something a mortal human can actually
understand, and I've 
cut the amount of code in half.  (It's a good thing I don't
get paid by 
the line, eh?)

I know this isn't said often enough, so once again, thank
you everyone 
for all your work.

--Yan
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On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 05:35:41AM -0800, Yan Seiner wrote:
> I've just ported my embedded app to all libxml calls. 
I use a 
> combination of PHP and C backend.
> 
> My execute times for my longest run have dropped from
about a minute to 
> about 8 seconds from using the PHP expat library, the
code has gone from 
> spaghetti to something a mortal human can actually
understand, and I've 
> cut the amount of code in half.  (It's a good thing I
don't get paid by 
> the line, eh?)
> 
> I know this isn't said often enough, so once again,
thank you everyone 
> for all your work.

  Heh, thanks you ! Note also that a lot of work was done on
the PHP
side when integrating for version 5, that probably account
for a lot of the
speedup and cleanup.

Daniel

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