DESCRIPTION =========== LIBXML2F90 provides routines to hold and access Xml [*1] structured data in a linklist structure. It allows you to a) read and parse Xml structured files into an atomatically generated linklist b) access the linklist stored data c) build upyour own linklist at runtime d) write linklist structured data in XML format. *1) The format is acctually more flexible than pure Xml: one can use id=value pairs between opening/closing tags. In addition, there is no need for quotation marks around values. The parsing approach is conceptual different from SAX similar approaches. Because the data is held in a linklist, it can be browsed and processed at any time and does not have to be processed on readin. In this way, one can e.g. edit XML files and write them back to a file. The possibility to (easily) build up your own linklists at runtime allows you to write any data in XML structure to a file.

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Some project actually using the libXml2f90 are listed below.

project name	project description	corresponding author	location	email
various	analysis tools for ab-initio total energy calculations	Clemens Foerst	Dep.of Mat. Sci., MIT	-
civx	Particle Imaging Velocimetry	Gauthier Delerce	civx.org	-
-	Simulation of fussion plasma	David Suarez Perera	Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria	-
various	analysis tools for PAW calculations	Sascha Hemmen	Dep. Theor. Physics, TU-Clausthal	-
SESM	dft electronic structure code	Alexander Poddey	Dep. Theor. Physics, TU-Clausthal	alexander.poddey _AT_ gmx.net

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