>Michael Kay has implemented an optimizer written in XSLT.
No, that's not correct. I implemented a small part of an XSLT optimizer
in XSLT as a test of feasibility. It concluded that there were grave
obstacles to doing it for real: though overcoming those obstacles (which
might need language changes as well as changes to the XSLT processor)
would undoubtedly increase the range of applications for which the
language is suited.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
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