XSDBench is a tool that evaluates the performance of XML validators by testing them against the W3C XML Schema standard, serving as an XML Schema Benchmark.
XSDBench project is an XML Schema benchmark that compares the performance of various XML parsers for validating Schema. It supports several parsers including Apache Xerces-C++, CodeSynthesis XSD, Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML), and Oracle XDK. However, Gnome Libxml2 stands disqualified at present, as it cannot handle the benchmark schemas.
The benchmark measures the validation throughput, statically-linked test executable size, and peak heap and stack memory usage during parsing (where possible). This information can aid users in determining the best parser for their application.
Moreover, the latest release of XSDBench now includes results for various platforms and compilers such as GNU/Linux on AMD Opteron 244 with GCC 4.1.2, Windows on Intel Pentium 3 with VC++ 7.1, GNU/Linux on Intel Pentium 3 with Intel C/C++ 9.1, and GNU/Linux on IBM PowerPC 970MP with IBM XML C/C++ 8.0.
Overall, XSDBench is a useful tool for determining the best XML parser for your application when it comes to Schema validation.
The benchmark measures the validation throughput, statically-linked test executable size, and peak heap and stack memory usage during parsing (where possible). This information can aid users in determining the best parser for their application.
Moreover, the latest release of XSDBench now includes results for various platforms and compilers such as GNU/Linux on AMD Opteron 244 with GCC 4.1.2, Windows on Intel Pentium 3 with VC++ 7.1, GNU/Linux on Intel Pentium 3 with Intel C/C++ 9.1, and GNU/Linux on IBM PowerPC 970MP with IBM XML C/C++ 8.0.
Overall, XSDBench is a useful tool for determining the best XML parser for your application when it comes to Schema validation.
What's New
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