On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 15:50, Roger Moser wrote:
Number 3 is the worst, most Windows and some Unix servers allready have
an XML parser, but there are a lot of smaller SMTP servers that do not.
An XML parser is a fat cat, the expat tarball is 290 KB while qmail's
tarball is 215 KB.
The XML parser that I wrote for SPF to parse Microsoft's record is less than
2 kB binary code.
Does your parser fully implement XML? If so please share a url. If
not, I can see problems with using such a parser.
Cheers,
James
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