That is what I really like about the evolution of metaprogramming in C++.
While it started as a hack on how to use templates back in C++98, it has gotten quite usable nowadays in C++23, and the compile time reflection will make it even better.
All without having another language to learn about, as it happens with Rust macros, with its variations, or reliance on 3rd party crates (syn).
While it started as a hack on how to use templates back in C++98, it has gotten quite usable nowadays in C++23, and the compile time reflection will make it even better.
All without having another language to learn about, as it happens with Rust macros, with its variations, or reliance on 3rd party crates (syn).