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XPathMark: Functional and Performance Tests for XPath

Massimo Franceschet

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We present a major revision of the XPath benchmark known as XPathMark. The new version splits into a functional test over a small educational document and a more elaborated performance test over XMark documents. We conclude by sharing with the reader our experience on running XPathMark on some popular XSLT/XQuery processors.

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We present a major revision of the XPath benchmark known as XPathMark. The new version splits into a functional test over a small educational document and a more elaborated performance test over XMark documents. We conclude by sharing with the reader our experience on running XPathMark on some popular XSLT/XQuery processors.

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We present a major revision of the XPath benchmark known as XPathMark. The new version splits into a functional test over a small educational document and a more elaborated performance test over XMark documents. We conclude by sharing with the reader our experience on running XPathMark on some popular XSLT/XQuery processors.

Key concepts: XPath, XQuery, XSLT, Computer science, Benchmark (surveying), Test (biology), Bytecode, XML

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