Fortran and XML: FoX reads and writes CML
Mix one of the oldest and one of the latest computer technologies, and you get FoX (BSD license), a Fortran library for reading and writing Chemical Markup Language, and thus XML. Amazing, what Toby White achieved, though he did not start from scratch: "FoX evolved from the initial codebase of xmlf90, which was written largely by Alberto Garcia and Jon Wakelin." (source: cml-discuss mailing list).
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Mix one of the oldest and one of the latest computer technologies, and you get FoX (BSD license), a Fortran library for reading and writing Chemical Markup Language, and thus XML. Amazing, what Toby White achieved, though he did not start from scratch: "FoX evolved from the initial codebase of xmlf90, which was written largely by Alberto Garcia and Jon Wakelin." (source: cml-discuss mailing list).
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- GUID
- https://doi.org/10.59350/m201y-8xs64
- URL
- https://chem-bla-ics.linkedchemistry.info/2006/08/10/fortran-and-xml-fox-reads-and-writes.html
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2006-08-10T02:00:00
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2025-02-15T01:00:00