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Feelpp use the json format to describe the physical models for the toolboxes and setup configuration for various applications
We use two implementations nlohmann/json and boost::property_tree. The latter initially as a convenience because we use Boost and the former because it provides a much more powerful and feature complete API for json.
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Feelpp use the json format to describe the physical models for the toolboxes and setup configuration for various applications
We use two implementations
nlohmann/json
andboost::property_tree
. The latter initially as a convenience because we use Boost and the former because it provides a much more powerful and feature complete API for json.The results of running the tests are here:
https://lokiastari.com/Json/Performance.osx.html
https://lokiastari.com/Json/Performance.linux.html
Here is a benchmark discussion on existing implementations of json libraries
nlohmann/json#2309 (comment)
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