Dispatch Table with C++26 Reflection - Zero Boilerplate & Zero Runtime Overhead -- NoqtaBeda

T1Covered by 1 source · first reported by Language blogs: Rust / Go / TypeScript / Swift / Kotlin / Java / .NET / Ruby / PHP / Elixir / ISO C++ at 19 Aug, 20:57 UTC

Dispatch tables are a common way to map names to functions, but traditional C++ implementations inevitably involve either repetitive boilerplate or runtime initialization. C++26's static reflection opens the door to a fundamentally different approach, allowing the compiler to discover functions…

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