On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 11:26:13PM -0600, Mike Brown wrote:
Ben Trafford wrote:
Does anybody know of a standalone XSLT processor that will work on
FreeBSD? It must not require anything outside itself (e.g. libraries, Java,
etc.).
I just want something where I can type "./xsltprocessor [command line]"
and have it work.
All XSLT processors that meet your criteria are still going to rely on an XML
parser external to themselves. For example, the ones that are the least hassle
out of the box, sablotron and libxslt, still require the expat and iconv C
libraries.
Wrong. libxslt requires libxml2 but does not require iconv (nor expat).
If iconv is not found at compile time no dependancy to it will be made
(and libxml2/libxslt/xsltproc encoding support will be reduced to
UTF-8/UTF-16/ISO latin 1).
On most Unix, Iconv is anyway part of the C libray since it's part of
the POSIX standard.
Daniel
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