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      <description>A very small library to parse Fortran Namelist into a python class (dictionary derived).

Fortran namelist are a very handy feature to set options in fortran programs.
The problem in their use is that they cannot be validated directly into fortran and oftenly cause a crash without very explicit error message and no way to catch this crash and resume/continue.

Therefore a Python script running beforehand can parse the fortran Namelist file and do may operation on it with error catching and power manipulation tools avil in Python.
A check against some metadata describing the namelist format can also be done before the actual fortran program runs. Options values can be passed to other program/scrips.
Also the namelist format can be used consistantly for fortran an nonefortran program/scripts...</description>
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          <nice_name>GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1</nice_name>
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