Subject: [xsl] xslt (multi) threading or parallelized execution From: "Peter Rushforth" <peter.rushforth@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 12:27:20 -0500 |
I've Googled and can't come up with much on this so I thought I would put it to this list to see if there are any developments or new thoughts on the topic parallel processing of XSLT stylesheet templates.
Are we likely to see improved performance of XSLT (2!) in the (near) future, given the declarative nature of the language as a result of threaded execution of a single stylesheet? Once a system has devoted the memory resources to parsing an xml document, it would seem a shame to limit processing of that static structure to one core if many could be used to speed the processing up. Or does one have to have a language which syntactically supports multithreading?
Given the ability to model just about anything in XML, XSLT can be used to process just about any kind of data. It is limited by memory and speed, from what I've seen. Could the speed factor be addressed by threading ?
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