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-
-Implementation notes:
-
-  This is a true OS/400 implementation, not a PASE implementation (for PASE,
-use an AIX implementation).
-
-  The biggest problem with OS/400 is EBCDIC. The current libxml2 implementation
-uses UTF-8 internally. To ease encoding conversion between the calling
-applications and libxml2, supplementary "convert and latch" functions are
-provided (See below). To bind the EBCDIC OS/400 system calls and libxml2,
-an ASCII run-time environment (QADRT) has been used and wrapper functions have
-been designed.
-
-Other problems are:
-- Source code line length: to be stored in DB2 members, source files may not
-  have lines longer than 100 characters. Some header and documentation files
-  have been modified accordingly.
-- va_list dereferencing: the OS/400 implementation of va_list type is an array
-  but the compiler forbids explicit array dereferencing. Source files have
-  been updated accordingly.
-- Depending on the compilation/execution environment, it is possible that
-  stdin/stdout/stderr are not associated with a file descriptor; as a side
-  effect, open() may return a file descriptor value 0, 1 or 2 that is NOT
-  a C standard file. Thus using such a number may be inaccurate.
-- iconv_open() arguments: OS/400 uses non-standard encoding names and does not
-  support standard names. For this reason, a name wrapper has been designed.
-- dlopen() (support for xmodule): the function and its corollaries are not
-  provided by the OS/400 library. However a local implementation is provided.
-
-
-Compiling on OS/400:
-
-_ As a prerequisite, QADRT development environment must be installed.
-_ Install the libxml2 source directory in IFS.
-_ Enter shell (QSH)
-_ Change current directory to the libxml2 installation directory
-_ Change current directory to ./os400
-_ Edit file iniscript.sh. You may want to change tunable configuration
-  parameters, like debug info generation, optimisation level, listing option,
-  target library, zlib availability, etc.
-_ Copy any file in the current directory to makelog (i.e.:
-  cp initscript.sh makelog): this is intended to create the makelog file with
-  an ASCII CCSID!
-_ Enter the command "sh make.sh >makelog 2>&1'
-_ Examine the makelog file to check for compilation errors.
-
-  Leaving file initscript.sh unchanged, this will produce the following
-OS/400 objects:
-_ Library LIBXML2. All other objects will be stored in this library.
-_ Modules for all libxml2 units, with full debug info and no code optimization.
-_ Binding directory LIBXML2_A, to be used at calling program link time for
-  statically binding the modules (specify BNDSRVPGM(QADRTTS QGLDCLNT QGLDBRDR)
-  when creating a program using LIBXML2_A).
-_ Service program LIBXML2. To be used at calling program run-time
-  when this program has dynamically bound libxml2 at link time.
-_ Binding directory LIBXML2. To be used to dynamically bind libxml2 when
-  linking a calling program.
-_ Source file LIBXML. It contains all the header members needed to compile a
-  C/C++ module using libxml2.
-_ Standard and additional C/C++ libxml2 header members (possibly renamed) in
-  file LIBXML.
-_ IFS directory /libxml2 with subdirectory include/libxml containing all
-  C/C++ header files for IFS-based compilation.
-_ Source file LIBXMLRPG. It contains all the include members needed to compile a
-  ILE/RPG module/program using libxml2 (ILE/RPG binding).
-_ ILE/RPG binding include members (possibly renamed) in file LIBXMLRPG.
-_ IFS subdirectory /libxml2/include/libxmlrpg containing all ILE/RPG include
-  files for IFS-based compilation.
-
-
-Renamed header files in DB2 members:
-  DB2 member names are limited to 10 characters, thus the following C/C++
-header members are renamed as:
-  parserInternals.h     -->     PARSERINTE
-  schemasInternals.h    -->     SCHEMASINT
-  xmlautomata.h         -->     XMLAUTOMAT
-  xmlschemastype.h      -->     SCHMTYPES
-  xpathInternals.h      -->     XPATHINTER
-IFS header files are NOT renamed.
-ILE/RPG headers are processed likewise.
-
-
-Special programming consideration:
-
-QADRT being used, the following points must be considered:
-_ If static binding is used, service program QADRTTS must be linked too.
-_ The EBCDIC CCSID used by QADRT is 37 by default, NOT THE JOB'S CCSID. If
-  another EBCDIC CCSID is required, it must be set via a locale through a call
-  to setlocale_a (QADRT's setlocale() ASCII wrapper) with category LC_ALL or
-  LC_CTYPE, or by setting environment variable QADRT_ENV_LOCALE to the locale
-  object path before executing the program.
-_ Always use *IFSIO or *IFS64IO to compile calling programs.
-
-
-
-Supplementary (non libxml2 standard) support procedures for OS/400.
-
-  As cited above, there are some procedures to ease encoding conversion of
-libxml2 function arguments and results: the mechanism is based on
-dictionaries. The functions convert a string, latch the result in a dictionary
-to ensure its persistence and return its address. It is the caller's
-responsibility to clean the dictionary when it becomes too big or disappears.
-
-The procedures are:
-
-#include <libxml/transcode.h>
-
-const char *  xmlTranscodeResult(const xmlChar * s,
-                                 const char * encoding,
-                                 xmlDictPtr * dict,
-                                 void (*freeproc)(const void *));
-
-const xmlChar * xmlTranscodeString(const char * s,
-                                   const char * encoding,
-                                   xmlDictPtr * dict);
-
-const xmlChar * xmlTranscodeWString(const char * s,
-                                    const char * encoding,
-                                    xmlDictPtr * dict);
-
-const xmlChar * xmlTranscodeWString(const char * s,
-                                    const char * encoding,
-                                    xmlDictPtr * dict);
-
-where:
-s               is the string to translate.
-encoding        is the alternate character encoding. If null, the current job's
-                encoding (CCSID) is used.
-dict            is the address of the latching directory. If NULL, the procedure
-                functions as a simple non-latching encoding converter and
-                its result value should be freed by the caller.
-freeproc        is a procedure to release the original string, or NULL.
-
-xmlTranscodeResult()  converts from UTF-8 to the given alternate encoding.
-xmlTranscodeString()  converts from the given 8-bit encoding to UTF-8 (note that
-                      UTF-8 itself is considered as a 8-bit encoding).
-xmlTranscodeWString() converts from the given 16-bit encoding to UTF-8.
-xmlTranscodeHString() converts from the given 32-bit encoding to UTF-8.
-
-
-To shorten statements using these functions, shorthands are defined:
-
-xmlTR for xmlTranscodeResult
-xmlTS for xmlTranscodeString
-xmlTW for xmlTranscodeWString
-xmlTH for xmlTranscodeHstring
-
-These shorthands may be disabled by defining XML_NO_SHORT_NAMES before
-libxml/transcode.h inclusion.
-
-A directory pointer must be preset to NULL before the first call using it to
-one of the above procedure.
-
-To release a latching directory, use function
-
-void          xmlZapDict(xmlDictPtr * dict);
-
-
-Example:
-
-#include <libxml/transcode.h>
-#include <libxml/tree.h>
-
-xmlDocPtr mySimpleXMLDoc(char * element, char * text)
-{
-        xmlDocPtr doc;
-        xmlNodePtr node;
-        xmlDictPtr dict = NULL;
-
-        /* element and text are encoded in the current job's encoding. */
-
-        doc = xmlNewDoc();
-        xmlNewTextChild((xmlNodePtr) doc, NULL, xmlTS(element, NULL,
-                               &dict), xmlTS(text, NULL, &dict));
-        xmlZapDict(&dict);
-        return doc;
-}
-
-
-Additionally, a formatter into latched/dynamic storage is provided:
-
-const char *    xmlVasprintf(xmlDictPtr * dict,
-                             const char * encoding,
-                             const xmlChar * fmt,
-                             va_list args);
-
-
-xmllint and xmlcatalog programs:
-
-  These programs are fully implemented at the qshell level, with standard
-command line options. Links to these are installed in sub-directory bin of
-the IFS installation directory.
-  CL command interfaces to these programs are also provided with limited
-support. In particular, interactive mode is not supported and argument count
-and lengths are limited by the CL command syntax.
-
-
-ILE/RPG binding:
-
-  All standard types and procedures are provided. Since ILE/RPG does not
-support macros, they have not been ported. However some of them are emulated
-as functions: these are the more useful ones (xmlXPathNodeSetGetLength,
-xmlXPathNodeSetItem, xmlXPathNodeSetIsEmpty, htmlDefaultSubelement,
-htmlElementAllowedHereDesc, htmlRequiredAttrs) and the global/threaded
-variables access macros. These variables can be read with function
-get_xxx(void), where xxxx is the name of the variable; they may be set by
-calling function set_xxxx(value), where value is of the same type as the
-variable.
-
-  The C va_list is not implemented as such in ILE/RPG. Functions implementing
-va_list and associated methods are provided:
-
-      /include "libxmlrpg/xmlstdarg"
-
-     d xmlVaStart      pr
-     d  list                               like(xmlVaList)
-     d  lastargaddr                    *   value
-     d  lastargsize                  10u 0 value
-
-     d xmlVaArg        pr
-     d  list                               like(xmlVaList)
-     d  dest                           *   value
-     d  argsize                      10i 0 value
-
-     d xmlVaEnd        pr
-     d  list                               like(xmlVaList)