This is an interface for encoding integer and real numbers of any kinds into a base64 string. This interface can encode both
scalar and array.
Warning
The encoded string is returned as varying length character string, character(len=:), allocatable:: string, thus the
compiler must support such a Fortran (2003) feature.
Note
Before start to encode anything the library must be initialized. The procedure b64_init must be called at first. The
global variable is_b64_initialized can be used to check the status of the initialization.
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