Sam Ravnborg wrote:
Never looked at Ascii-doc... but how about finding the loopholes in Ascii-doc to make it 10x faster? That would benefit a larger user-base than just doing-it-ourself.
Because AsciiDoc is only half of the toolchain we use. (Though in your defense, I made the mistake of only mentioning AsciiDoc by name, rather than "the AsciiDoc toolchain.") We run asciidoc's output through xmlto, which is just as slow and is a highly general piece of software for doing arbitrary transformations of XML documents. I won't say it's impossible to speed up xmlto as well, of course, but it's probably an order of magnitude more work than implementing a new parser/renderer for our .txt files.
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