On Thu, 2010-04-29 at 20:18 +0100, Fabre Lambeau wrote:
I have a quite complex XSLT sheet that processes some large amount data.
I'd like to record the start and end processing times in the output, so
that I can do rudimentary profiling of the work done.
Some XSLT engines can generate timing/profiling data.
It's also possible to use xslt:message to print something,
and to run that through a program that adds a timestamp to
each line of input.
Liam
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