Dmitry

OP in that issue had ``` E:\emsdk\python\3.9.2-nuget_64bit\python.exe: can't open file 'E:\boost\boost_1_78_0\emcc.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory ``` This line implies that `emscripten` toolset was not configured properly. So...

From reading this thread I see that people who avoid Boost do not want to use package managers, but they want _to be_ package managers. They don't want to bother...

> That's all great but sometimes the library shipped with a PM is bloated. Like I use libavformat from ffmpeg but I disable pretty much everything except for one or...

Superceded by #884

Since version 1.81.0, the simplest (and, for most cases, the best) way to parse an `std::istream` is `operator>>`. E.g. ``` std::ifstream is(filename); boost::json::value jv; is >> jv; ``` `operator

An approach that is very simple to implement that will allow us to support infinity (but not NaN) is to serialize infinity as 1e999. Many implementations (including ours) parse that...

To repeat what was said by @pdimov on Slack, these are the options: * Infinity, -Infinity, NaN * 1e99999, -1e99999, null * 1e99999, -1e99999, throw * throw, throw, throw We...

Something like ```c++ auto s = serialize( jv, {.explicit_special_numbers=true} ); auto jv = parse( s, {.explicit_special_numbers=true} ); ```

I went with #924 instead.

Can you give an example of a failing test, so that I can confirm that this is indeed a minfestation of this issue?