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von Rico Coco (Guest)


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hello,
I'm quite new to arm devel and I know XML is very ressource demanding,
but I would like to know if it is possible to develop something for
parsing simple XML streams that would come from a TCP socket?

I'm using ARM GCC toolchain for Linux (build 2) with LWIP and FreeRTOS

I don't know where to start and if the newlib (1.14 ?) is enough to do
this ...

thanks for your help

Rico

von Clifford S. (clifford)


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Rico Coco wrote:
> hello,
> I'm quite new to arm devel and I know XML is very ressource demanding,
> but I would like to know if it is possible to develop something for
> parsing simple XML streams that would come from a TCP socket?
>
> I'm using ARM GCC toolchain for Linux (build 2) with LWIP and FreeRTOS
>
> I don't know where to start and if the newlib (1.14 ?) is enough to do
> this ...
>
> thanks for your help
>
> Rico

Try this http://expat.sourceforge.net/ it is written in C designed to be
portable, and is stream oriented, so should be easy to hook into a TCP
stream. Other than that I know nothing about it other than what is on
the web-site.

You might also Google on "Deeply Embedded XML Communication - Towards an
Interoperable and Seamless World" a whitepaper. All the available
sources require creating an account and logging in. It may be worth a
look.

von Rico Coco (Guest)


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Thanks Clifford for your reply,
I gonna have a look to all of this asap :-)

Clifford Slocombe wrote:

>
> Try this http://expat.sourceforge.net/ it is written in C designed to be
> portable, and is stream oriented, so should be easy to hook into a TCP
> stream. Other than that I know nothing about it other than what is on
> the web-site.
>
> You might also Google on "Deeply Embedded XML Communication - Towards an
> Interoperable and Seamless World" a whitepaper. All the available
> sources require creating an account and logging in. It may be worth a
> look.

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