Dear list, I would like to announce that a new (alpha) version of the Mirror reflection library, re-written nearly completely from scratch in C++0x, is available at sourceforge.net for those interested, the code can be checked out from the SF repository: https://mirror-lib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mirror-lib/trunk/impl documentation pre-built with doxygen and DOT is available here: http://kifri.fri.uniza.sk/~chochlik/mirror-lib/html/ Based on a year and a half of user experience with the previous version (the one in Boost sandbox) there have been made several important changes. Just to mention a few: - The meta-objects should be more consistent with the base-level language - There is a run-time layer with an run-time interface very similar to the compile-time interface - Meta-object categories for tag dispatching have been added - "Local" names having parts of the nested name specifier stripped away if the Mirror's "using namespace" directive is used on the current (or parent) scope - C++0x features are extensively used to make things more straightforward - etc. This version does not yet implement all features from the previous version, like inherited class members, visitor-based traversals, meta-constructors and factory generators. These will be added in the near future. The library has been tested only with gcc (version 4.5.0 20091010) so I would be glad to hear about experiences with other compilers supporting C++0x. I would also appreciate any feedback, suggestions or other contributions. best regards, Matus