On 04/24/2012 09:46 PM, Jeff Shaw wrote:
Hello, Up until now I've been using Aeson, but I've found that its number type isn't going to work for me. I need to use decimal numbers while avoiding conversions from and to Double, which Aeson doesn't allow. There are quite a few more JSON libraries for Haskell, which all appear to use Rational for numbers, so I'm wondering if anyone can recommend one.
Hi, Not sure that's helpful to you since it's a C binding solution, but i haven't found anything that i could use related to JSON in Haskell since i wanted: - event based parsing. - DoS protection. - integer and float represented as array of bytes. - and last but not least break neck speed. so i ended up binding my own C embedded library [1]. I could clean up my ugly bindings and publish it somewhere if it's useful. I do have a plan, someday, to experiment with a rewrite in haskell using the exact same technique but the will and time to do so have lacked so far. [1] https://github.com/vincenthz/libjson -- Vincent