[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #53100] implement jsondecode, jsonencode functions

[Philip Nienhuis]

Follow-up Comment #8, bug #53100 (project octave):

> _But getting it installed and available on Windows is a big pain. And I'd
like to see all 3 big OSes supported. _

Three source files should be easy to build during package installation on all
3 "big" OS-es.

Clipper (lib) in geometry is just two source files (cpp + h plus a mex file)
so looks comparable.

"Public domain" sounds a bit fishy but MIT should be good. I'll gladly let the
lawyer types around here (if any) shed more light on it. Or ask on the
maintainers list.

If incorporated in io, make sure you include configure.in and Makefile.in
stanzas + NEWS + INDEX changes.
If required, using configure you might avoid building JSON libs already
present on a system. Remember, configure should check capabilities not
versions.

As to "stable", IMO all Forge stuff is beta stuff at best :-)  There's ample
experimental code in OF packages.

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