Pavel P

@miloyip, please add [yyjson](https://github.com/ibireme/yyjson). This one seems to be the fastest json lib (faster than simdjson for large json files I process in my project)

I just wanted to create a similar request. IMO, this should have been there from the start. A simple case is reading regular floats: often basic numbers, like `123.4` for...

> Added: [804a8b2](https://github.com/ibireme/yyjson/commit/804a8b2771e6bfb273a797f6c2413568a92e7874) Now you can use the `YYJSON_READ_NUMBER_AS_RAW` flag to parse all numbers as `YYJSON_TYPE_RAW` ... Unfortunately, this forces all numbers to be parsed as strings. It might be...

with floats even if they can be parsed to native, they won't be identical if serialized. That's why it would be useful to be able to access raw string data...

> Technically I think it should be possible to store string and number in the same JSON value, but I don't want to cause performance degradation or confusion in the...

In general I got pretty good results (comparing flif encoded images to other codecs), however, by looking at the code I don't think it has a good chance for wide...

Any image is a video with a single frame. avcodec (libav/ffmpeg etc) handles perfectly all common image formats and many obscure ones. And on top of that it's extremely well...

> there are ways around the symbols mismatch without recompiling against OpenSSL In my case I can only use static build (no dlls) and linking will always fail in such...

I know I can break on exceptions, but in my case I cannot break when exception is thrown, since the code that I'm working with throws them very heavily, but...

I don't think that it should be closed. Proper solution is to fix boost-test: it shouldn't capture unhandled or seh exceptions when debugger is present