Json Objects Quotes

Inline object definitions and declarations for C++11. This library embeds in C++11 a fast type-safe json-like domain specific language. It allows, in one C++ statement, to define, declare and instantiate a C++ object, without any overhead execution time.

Note that the JSON format doesn’t work with methods (so you can’t include, say, a bark method in your JSON string), but it does work with all the primitive types, as well as objects and arrays.

In summary, serialization is dangerous and should be avoided. If you are designing a system from scratch, use a cross-platform structured-data representation such as JSON or protobuf instead. Do not deserialize untrusted data. If you must do so, use object deserialization filtering, but be aware that it is not guaranteed to thwart all attacks. Avoid writing serializable classes. If you must do so, exercise great caution.