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A Fortran 2008 JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) API.

This module provides access to json_value_module and json_file_module. For normal JSON-Fortran use, using this module is all that is necessary.

Note that this module renames the kind definition variables from json_kinds from [RK, IK, LK, CK, and CDK] to [json_RK, json_IK, json_LK, json_CK, and json_CDK] so as to avoid namespace pollution with short variable names.

License

  • JSON-Fortran is released under a BSD-style license. See the LICENSE file for details.

History

  • Joseph A. Levin : March 2012 : Original FSON code [retrieved on 12/2/2013].
  • Jacob Williams : 2/8/2014 : Extensive modifications to the original FSON code. The original F95 code was split into four files: fson_path_m.f95, fson_string_m.f95, fson_value_m.f95, and fson.f95. The new code has been extensively updated, refactored and combined into this one module (json_module.f90). Various Fortran 2003/2008 features are now used (e.g., allocatable strings, newunit, generic, class, and abstract interface).
  • Development continues at: Github

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