On Tue, 25 Mar 2014 20:01:18 -0600, Brian Aberle <xmlboss@live.com>
wrote:
If parsing _is_ a performance issue, because you need to determine,
| Delta updates, Bam, watch the OID shine and kill performance numbers
| in the delta updates tests.
and quickly at that, whether you need to parse _at all_, then XML will
_never_ be fast enough.
Nothing beats encapsulated formats, where the "header" tells you the
length of the "object", so that if you decide, on the basis of a few
fields at the front that you don't need to handle the rest, then you
_immediately_ know how far forward to skip. In XML, you always have
to _parse_ your way to the matching end-tag.
It really sounds like you're straining to solve the wrong problem.
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