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Re: graph traversal

To: xsl-list at mulberrytech dot com
Subject: Re: graph traversal
From: James Robertson <jamesr at steptwo dot com dot au>
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 15:02:05 +1100
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At 08:33 19/02/2000 , David Carlisle wrote:


> > How powerful is this XSLT?
>
>it's turing complete (bar memory limits) so you could in principle code
>a simulation of a JVM and then run the xt classes in saxon, or vice
>versa. Might not be particularly fast though.

Could we can kill this whole "turing complete"
nonsence?

In practice, this means absolutely nothing.

For the theory, feel free to research
what it really means.

Just my $0.02,

J


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References:
- RE: graph traversal
  - From: Justin Ludwig
- Re: graph traversal
  - From: David Carlisle

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