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Yes, this is a nagging corner case that requires attention. IIRC the parser will always create the root node, thus causing this behavior. As a workaround, you can query the...

Let's not close this yet. This issue is something that should be addressed, at the very least by clarifying it in the docs, and preferably by having a behavior that...

Thanks for the note. Your remarks are correct, and something that I've been meaning to address.

Indeed, aarm64 under windows is not implemented yet. Hold on for a fix; it's just a matter of adding some preprocessor branches and ensuring the tests run and pass there.

Based [on this MSDN article](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/overview-of-arm-abi-conventions?view=msvc-170), arm64 should be little-endian. @spacelg can you verify this works for you? 

@EosPengwern thanks for reporting, and sorry for the very late reply. The `QFileDialog` header is leaking a define with the very common name `emit`. This then causes a parse error...

You made a sound argument. I plan on adding a `#pragma` compile-time warning to ryml to let the user know about this. I don't see anything else that can be...

@kdidkovsky if you put all of that into a header (wrapping the include), the limit goes away. Eg, like this: ```c++ // myrapidyaml.h #pragma once // or a plain old...

This problem has been bothering me, because there's really no optimal solution. With the view of long term comfort, I've reconsidered, and decided to deprecate `emit()` and `emitrs()` in favour...

@CairoLee I finally had some time to look at the problem. I'm sorry to say the situation is not good. This is happening because all multiline scalars (ie all of...