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I want to check well-formedness of a big XML file. (about 4GB.) However, when I try What to do with it? Is there any other way to check it? (I am using debian linux and gentoo linux) |
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You might like to try dtdgen, a program I wrote many years ago to generate a DTD for a document. It not only tells you whether a large file is well-formed, it also tells you what's in it (I wrote it because I wanted to know both). |
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Not try it myself, but try this out : |
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That sort of works. It goes out of memory, too, but at least it checks something before it dies. |
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man xmlwf: "-r Normally xmlwf memory-maps the XML file before parsing; this can result in faster parsing on many platforms. -r turns off memory-mapping and uses normal file IO calls instead. Of course, memory-mapping is automatically turned off when reading from standard input." By the way, I assume you are using a 64-bit setup... – Deer Hunter Feb 22 at 19:22