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[XQuery Talk Mailing List Archive Home] [By Date] [By Thread] [By Subject] [By Author] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Release of the GCX XQuery EngineQStefanie Scherzinger scherzinger at infosys.uni-sb.deMon Feb 5 09:09:20 PST 2007
Hello Michael, thanks for your interest in GCX. Regarding your comments on query rewrites: Yes, we've restricted ourselves to a maneagable syntactic fragment of XQuery for a start, and we're confident that the fragment can be extended. The static query rewriting which inserts the "signOff-statements" into queries from our fragment is already implemented in our engine. > As far as I can see, what they have done is a useful development that takes > further the idea of document projection put forward by Marian and Simeon, > which is already being exploited in industrial products such as DataDirect's > (though not yet in Saxon, regrettably). This work also, incidentally, is > likely to convince any sceptics that a language with restricted expressive > power compared to XSLT is capable of being optimized to a much greater > extent than XSLT is, which helps users in understanding the trade-off > between the two languages. Thanks for the pointer to DataDirect, I didn't know they had projection implemented. I've been looking a bit into optimization techniques for DOM trees, and came across the TinyTree model from Saxon. I was wondering whether you plan to keep extending it. Steffi
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