Dear prenom,
At 06:12 PM 8/12/2004, you wrote:
I would like to make a XSL transformation from XML to HTML (or XHTML) and
be sure than the output is less that 5Ko...
So, is there any way, to predict the length of the output of an xsl
transformation ?
Not really. The memory footprint of the output will not only be a function
of the size of the input, varying from one stylesheet to the next, it'll
also depend on a number of factors that are impossible to discern from
inside the processor (being the job of the serializer, the operating system
or whatever).
Particular processors might give some help with this kind of profiling, but
I doubt there's any generic solution possible. (I think somewhere in the
archive is an interesting discussion about how such a number could be
faked, but it won't be reliable.)
Cheers,
Wendell
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