C++26 static reflection enables type-safe runtime reflection without manual registration
lauriewired · x · 2026-11-04
Security researcher LaurieWired's ACCU On Sea talk "CallMeMaybe: Building Modern Runtime Reflection via C++26" is now on YouTube.
- Native static reflection in C++26 opens the door to new dynamic reflection capabilities, enabling a type-safe runtime reflection registry with no manual registration
- The talk covers binary size and invocation overhead, and highlights compiler inconsistencies between gcc and clang reflection implementations
- "Static Reflection is pretty cool. Runtime Reflection is really cool."
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