Not to dampen your enthusiasm but it may not happen anytime soon. An explanation, and a solution, is offered on my blog: http://chinbilly.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/ponder-c-reflection....
It shares similar traits, yes. You can interrogate something to find out what API it provides for you. The transport here is XML (SOAP?) and the binding is written in C. However, we are discussing reflection in C++,…
These are the reasons I'm interested in C++ reflection. I am maintaining a library called Ponder on Github with this in mind. http://billyquith.github.io/ponder/ I'm not interested in exposing everything in an…
It is because you can do all sorts of nice things in a data driven way. E.g. your reflected code might expose a load of objects and behaviours. At runtime you could load a data file which contains information to create…
Not to dampen your enthusiasm but it may not happen anytime soon. An explanation, and a solution, is offered on my blog: http://chinbilly.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/ponder-c-reflection....
It shares similar traits, yes. You can interrogate something to find out what API it provides for you. The transport here is XML (SOAP?) and the binding is written in C. However, we are discussing reflection in C++,…
These are the reasons I'm interested in C++ reflection. I am maintaining a library called Ponder on Github with this in mind. http://billyquith.github.io/ponder/ I'm not interested in exposing everything in an…
It is because you can do all sorts of nice things in a data driven way. E.g. your reflected code might expose a load of objects and behaviours. At runtime you could load a data file which contains information to create…