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  • Hash : ce00c36e
    Author : Nick Wellnhofer
    Date : 2021-05-08T21:20:05

    Store per-element parser state in a struct
    
    Make the parser context's "pushTab" point to an array of structs
    instead of void pointers. This avoids casting unrelated types to void
    pointers, improving readability and portability, and allows for more
    efficient packing. Ultimately, the struct could be extended to include
    the contents of "nameTab" and "spaceTab", further simplifying the code.
    
    Historically, "pushTab" was only used by the push parser (hence the
    name), so the change to the public headers should be safe.
    
    Also remove an unused parameter from xmlParseEndTag2.
    

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