performance problem with tcldom2.5 under unix

From: lukasz.kedzior@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 30 Mar 2007 08:36:35 -0700

Hi All

I'm having problem when running the following code under Solaris

source $env(CONTRIBROOTDIR)/LIB/TCLLIB1.3/uri.tcl
package require dom

set f [open "file.xml" r]
set XML [read $f]
set doc [dom::parse $XML]
close $f

The file.xml has 10 MB.

Under windows xp the code works fine (abot 2 seconds). I run this
under the windows without line
source $env(CONTRIBROOTDIR)/LIB/TCLLIB1.3/uri.tcl

but under Solaris the line
set doc [dom::parse $XML]
takes 10 minutes to finish.

Where should I look for the reason of it?

Regards
Lukasz K.

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