XML-based object orientated pre-Assembler

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På Mon, 14 Mar 2005 04:48:14 GMT, skrev Beth

<bad joke>

"mount /dev/internet"

Nope; It's not working...

They obviously haven't written a "file system driver" for the internet on
UNIX yet or something ...

</bad joke>

Seem to me a serious sign of decay, when you prefer posting HTML in an asm
NG, as supposed to posting some of your private work. Hows LuxAsm going
Beth ?

Any progress on SourceFrauds ?

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(Better not, too depressing, they havent done zilch in MONTHS)

 

[Beth]

http://dustworld.dyndns.org/c:/xml/default.xml isn't XML.

And, picking up on much the same point, on the website Jure linked to, he
says:

"'<br></br>' indicate a linebreak, where your code requires it."

It is quite possible to have "lone" tags in XML, which should take the form
"<br/>"...and is equivalent to "<br></br>" but less typing...

Whereas, the lone "<br>" without an end tag in the page Alex just linked
to? Invalid XML, sorry...all start tags _MUST_ have an end tag unless in
the "<tag/>" form, which indicates it's a "lone" tag...

If XMLc produces or accepts that lone "<br>" tag like that, then it isn't
really "W3C XML compliant"...you do ask on the website that you be
informed, if this is the case...I've only taken a quick glance, though,
just because of Alex's post here...if I find anything else "problematic",
then I'll let you know...

Beth

P.S. Unrelated to the XML, that webpage could do with a "spell check"
too...you've got "this is only the devolopment version of the
compiler"...that should be "development" rather than "devolopment", yes?