(RFC) Convert optable.xml to YAML#88
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The XML file is more verbose than it needs to be. YAML looks neater to me. 'make check' passes. This is the script I used to generate optable.yml: https://gist.github.com/vegard/7474502
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@vegard, I am no fan of xml either, and yaml does look better. The only reason I am reluctant to use yaml is because it creates a dependency on the python yaml module which is not available by default on a typical system (I think). |
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The XML file is more verbose than it needs to be. YAML looks neater to me.
'make check' passes.
This is the script I used to generate optable.yml: https://gist.github.com/vegard/7474502
Consider this a proposal/request for comments, this is an old branch I had lying about, there could be issues I haven't run into yet.