This is the result summary for the Type Traits Introspection library by Edward Diener. The review have been on going from July 1st to july 17th and had generated a large amount of very interesting design discussion. The library received 5 Positive reviews and a few positive comments next to that. **The verdict is that, the TTI Library is ACCEPTED into Boost.** However, a few comments and concerns have been raised but are rather simple changes to perform and I am sure Edward will take these comments into account before releasing the library. Such comments include: * The main comment is the fact that Boost.TTI force the definitions of its meta-functions into the boost::tti. Concerns have been raised and requests made that the macro don't specify any namespace and let users bring the generated meta-functions in the namespace of their own liking. * The number of macros handling various corner cases has been raised as potentially too high. Effort to streamline the macro based interface has been requested. * Support for more compiler is needed. Some issues on ICC has been raised but are currently being looked upon (or fixed). * Naming scheme of the macro and of the generated meta-functions have to be refined to be 1/ more clear 2/ avoid some non-standard name starting with __ * Some more detailed and entry-level examples may be beneficial to the library * Pre-made macro for classical typedef like value_type or other std components has been proposed Thanks to all the participants and to Edward for this review.