Month: June 2014

Linux/Unix, Programming, XML

Automatic XML transformations between namespaces – draft status

I have revised the draft about Automatic XML transformations between namespaces. This is the first version of the draft which is nearly complete (except of descriptions of particular transformations). However: There may be errors, omissions, and logical inconsistency. There should be added more formal explanations (not just examples as now), more examples, and more explanation. The standard may change. We can start to implement it. … Continue reading Automatic XML transformations between namespaces – draft status

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Hardware, Programming

“The Machine” and Ada

Hewlett Packard company announced a new kind of future computers, called The Machine. One of the features of The Machine is that it will have many special purpose CPU cores instead of a few general purpose cores like modern computers. This provides a challenge for software developers, to make efficient software for such an architecture. And a base for such solution exists! It is Ada … Continue reading “The Machine” and Ada

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XML

A new version of XML Namespaces Transformations specification

I’ve updated Automatic transformation between XML documents with different namespaces specification. The main difference of the last updated draft is that it supports running transformations on elements with namespaced attributes: It can be used for example to process XLink attributes, as in this example: <anchor xlink:type=”simple” xlink:href=”#someHeading”>a link</anchor> Note that the detailed example is not yet written and the specification is a rough draft. Continue reading A new version of XML Namespaces Transformations specification

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