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Intel® XML Software Suite – Technical FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the performance of Intel® XML Software Suite the same across different JVM*s and versions? What’s Intel’s performance compared to the Gnome-XML parser? Does the Intel® XML Software Suite support parallelized XSLT processing? Do I need to set Java* signal chaining in my Linux* environment and how important is this? Where can I find the Java and C/C++ API documentation? What platforms do you support? Where can I find product support? Where can I find addtitional information? Is the performance of Intel® XML Software Suite the same across different JVM*s and versions?
Yes, Intel® XML Software Suite’s performance is the same across different JVMs and versions. The processing time spent in the Java* layer is relatively small, with most of the processing spent in our XML core, so that the JVM overhead has minimal impact on our overall processing performance. What’s Intel’s performance compared to the Gnome–XML parser?
Libxml is the XML C parser and toolkit developed by the Gnome-XML project. We see similar performance increase over libxml that we see over other available XML parsers. See other performance comparisons Does the Intel® XML Software Suite support parallelized XSLT processing?
Yes, this is an automated and configurable option of the software suite. Please refer to the user guide for details. Do I need to set Java signal chaining in my Linux environment and how important is this?
Yes, signal chaining enables Java platforms to better interoperate with native code using signal handlers. Not setting Java signal chaining can negatively impact Intel® XML Software Suite and cause unpredictable behavior. Java signal chaining can be set with the $LD_PRELOAD environment variable, as per the following example: $LD_PRELOAD=$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/i386/libsig.so Please refer to the User Guide for general information on environment variables and settings. Where can I find the Java and C/C++ API documentation?
You can register and download our packages, included in the doc/apidoc folder is the API documentation. What platform do you support?
Please see the system requirement information for supported platforms. If you require a platform that we don’t support please contact us xmlinfo@intel.com. You can also visit our Intel® XML User Forum and interact with other users who have used the Intel® Software Suite on unsupported platforms. Where can I find product support?
If you are having problems with the Intel® XML Software Suite please use the Premier site for technical support and to report problems at https://premier.intel.com. Where can I find additional information?
Product information and documentation is available on the support page and also by visiting our Intel® XML User Forum. Back to Top |
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