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<!DOCTYPE xsa PUBLIC "-//LM Garshol//DTD XML Software Autoupdate 1.0//EN//XML" "http://www.garshol.priv.no/download/xsa/xsa.dtd">
<xsa>
<vendor>
<name>Daniel Veillard</name>
<email>daniel@veillard.com</email>
<url>http://veillard.com/</url>
</vendor>
<product id="libxml2">
<name>libxml2</name>
<version>2.6.11</version>
<last-release> July 5 2004</last-release>
<info-url>http://xmlsoft.org/</info-url>
<changes> - Schemas: a lot of changes and improvements by Kasimier Buchcik for
attributes, namespaces and simple types.
- build fixes: --with-minimum (William Brack), some gcc cleanup
(William), --with-thread-alloc (William)
- portability: Windows binary package change (Igor Zlatkovic), Catalog
path on Windows
- documentation: update to the tutorial (John Fleck), xmllint return code
(John Fleck), man pages (Ville Skytta),
- bug fixes: C14N bug serializing namespaces (Aleksey Sanin), testSAX
properly initialize the library (William), empty node set in XPath
(William), xmlSchemas errors (William), invalid charref problem pointed
by Morus Walter, XInclude xml:base generation (William), Relax-NG bug
with div processing (William), XPointer and xml:base problem(William),
Reader and entities, xmllint return code for schemas (William), reader
streaming problem (Steve Ball), DTD serialization problem (William),
libxml.m4 fixes (Mike Hommey), do not provide destructors as methods on
Python classes, xmlReader buffer bug, Python bindings memory interfaces
improvement (with St&#xE9;phane Bidoul), Fixed the push parser to be back to
synchronous behaviour.
- improvement: custom per-thread I/O enhancement (Rob Richards), register
namespace in debug shell (Stefano Debenedetti), Python based regression
test for non-Unix users (William), dynamically increase the number of
XPath extension functions in Python and fix a memory leak (Marc-Antoine
Parent and William)
- performance: hack done with Arjan van de Ven to reduce ELF footprint
and generated code on Linux, plus use gcc runtime profiling to optimize
the code generated in the RPM packages.
</changes>
</product>
</xsa>