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Projects using jsoncpp
Christopher Dunn edited this page Jun 29, 2015
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jsoncpp is now a pre-compiled package in a MinGW release (the w64 fork).
- https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/pull/422
- https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages
- http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/
- http://www.mingw.org/
- Debian ships with jsoncpp.
- Ubuntu also.
- Cinder includes jsoncpp.
- HackerRank makes jsoncpp available in its C++ environment.
- Chromium includes jsoncpp. It uses the
0.y.z
branch because, though it uses a C++11 compiler, it does not provide the C++11 library features.
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https://blog.thousandeyes.com/efficiency-comparison-c-json-libraries/
- JsonCpp is not built for efficiency, but it does pretty well.
- If you need speed, there are several good alternatives to jsoncpp. Consider gason, which is much simpler and typically faster. E.g. using its own benchmark suite:
Update Parse Speed
- - - ../../data/big.json, 6072199 bytes x 10 runs
10.33 850.67 68.07 rapidjson normal
6.80 777.43 74.49 rapidjson insitu
4.52 563.84 102.70 gason
(The first 2 numbers are time. The third is per unit time. So gason is quite fast.)