Re: [xsl] Gestalt - a new XSLT 2.0 (Basic level) processor available

[Andrew Watt <andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Colin,

How much work would be involved for an outsider to build for Windows?

Since I am assuming that it is in the interests of XSLT to see a range 
of processors around on a range of platforms, I am taking the view that 
this is on topic for the list meantime.

Andrew Watt

Colin Paul Adams wrote:

> I've just uploaded the documentation, plus an alpha-test binary for
> Linux (built and tested on Fedora Core 3 - may well work on other
> Linuxes) to sourceforge.
>
> I'm not releasing a windows (or ,NET) binary yet because:
> a) I shall have to ask someone else to build it, as sourceforge does
> not include Windows as one of the platforms in it's compile farm, and
> b) Windows local file name support isn't working yet (but you can
> always type URLs instead).
> If there is enough flak on gestalt's mailing list (accessible from
> sourceforge), then I guess I might be persuable.
>
> If there is any demand, I can probably build other binaries, provided
> sourceforge has the platform in it's compile farm (I noticed solaris,
> Mac OSX, freeBSD and Debian, I think).
>
> The home page is http://gestalt.sourceforge.net/