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RE: Does SAX make sense?


RE:  Does SAX make sense?

>   It all boils down to performances. In general SAX is the fastest
> even if it makes the programmer life more complex. As a general API
> it's hard to beat SAX for performances (unless the specific language
> constraints makes callbacks expensive), it is still prossible to
design
> specific APIs which may be faster than SAX (for example when avoiding
> callback costs for uneeded informations) but well they are specific...

Isn't XMLPull more performant in some cases since there is a different
thread locking location.


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