xmlCleanupParser is dangerous and shouldn't be called in most cases.
Being part of the examples led many people to use it incorrectly.
xmlMemoryDump is an obsolete way to test for memory leaks.
* doc/examples/*: added io1.c an example ox xmlIO usage and io1.res
test result, fixed a awful lot of memory leaks showing up in
testWriter.c, changed the examples and the Makefiles to test
memory leaks.
* xmlwriter.c: fixed a memory leak
* Makefile.am: run the doc/examples regression tests as part of
make tests
* xpath.c include/libxml/xpath.h: added xmlXPathCtxtCompile() to
compile an XPath expression within a context, currently the goal
is to be able to reuse the XSLT stylesheet dictionnary, but this
opens the door to others possible optimizations.
* dict.c include/libxml/dict.h: added xmlDictCreateSub() which allows
to build a new dictionnary based on another read-only dictionnary.
This is needed for XSLT to keep the stylesheet dictionnary read-only
while being able to reuse the strings for the transformation
dictionnary.
* xinclude.c: fixed a dictionnar reference counting problem occuring
when document parsing failed.
* testSAX.c: adding option --repeat for timing 100times the parsing
* doc/* : rebuilt all the docs
Daniel
* doc/*: integrating the examples in the navigation menus
* doc/examples/*: added make tests, updated the navigation,
added a new test, cleanups, updates.
Daniel
* doc/*.html: rebuilt the generated HTML pages
* doc/examples/*: updated the stylesheets, added a synopsis,
Makefile.am is now generated by index.py
Daniel
