I discovered constexpr member pointers somewhere when looking at c++20. You can use them as compile time annotations to enable full reflection in c++20.
I got tired of playing with BOOST and nholman and wanted a better solution to reflection and had a lot of fun doing this.
just type safe c++20 constexprs. No macros. No compiler tricks.
This is framework c++ 26 might use for reflection. You can use it now. Reflection is fun
I discovered constexpr member pointers somewhere when looking at c++20. You can use them as compile time annotations to enable full reflection in c++20.
I got tired of playing with BOOST and nholman and wanted a better solution to reflection and had a lot of fun doing this.
just type safe c++20 constexprs. No macros. No compiler tricks. This is framework c++ 26 might use for reflection. You can use it now. Reflection is fun
Your mileage may vary