- 1 year ago
xsltproc crashes on windows 10
If xsltproc
is crashing on Windows 10, there are a few things you can try to resolve the issue:
Make sure
xsltproc
is installed correctly: Verify thatxsltproc
is installed correctly and in the correct location on your system. You can do this by runningxsltproc --version
in a command prompt, which should display the version information forxsltproc
. If the command is not recognized, you may need to install it or add its installation directory to your system's PATH.Check your XSLT stylesheet: Make sure that your XSLT stylesheet is valid and well-formed. You can use an XML validator, such as XMLStarlet or xmllint, to check your stylesheet for errors.
Check your input XML file: Make sure that your input XML file is valid and well-formed. You can use an XML validator to check your XML file for errors.
Check your command-line arguments: Make sure that you're passing the correct command-line arguments to
xsltproc
. For example, you may need to specify the path to your XSLT stylesheet and input XML file, and specify the output file format.Try running
xsltproc
in a different command prompt: Some users have reported issues with runningxsltproc
in certain command prompts or terminals on Windows. Try runningxsltproc
in a different command prompt or terminal, such as PowerShell or Git Bash.Try running
xsltproc
in compatibility mode: If none of the above solutions work, you can try runningxsltproc
in compatibility mode for a previous version of Windows. To do this, right-click on thexsltproc
executable, select "Properties", go to the "Compatibility" tab, and select a previous version of Windows to run the program in.
If none of these solutions work, you may want to consider using a different XSLT processor or running xsltproc
in a virtual machine or containerized environment to isolate it from your Windows environment.