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IBM Systems Journal
Celebrating 10 Years of XML   Volume 45, Number 2, 2006
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Generation of efficient parsers through direct compilation of XML Schema grammars - References

 by E. Perkins,
M. Matsa,
M. G. Kostoulas,
A. Heifets,
and N. Mendelsohn
Cited references

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