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By bloid
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Published: Oct 27 2008 / 12:18

I have a Python application in which, for my sins, I decided to use XML as an on-disk storage format. Unfortunately, when I made this decision, I neglected to measure the performance of the available Python XML processing implementations.
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stugots replied ago:

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Why using XML for the wrong purpose and then blaming a programming language is useless.

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bjupton replied ago:

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In addition, this "performance test" amused me. It took 2.5 sec on a 2.5 MB file -> 1 MB/sec.

That's hardly enough data to make that conclusion. Perhaps there is some "start up cost" that is the bulk of that.

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jerryji replied ago:

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voted up for showing a real problem
voted down for failure to evaluate the available options thoroughly
voted down again for not answering to its comments/suggestions

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