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Wouldn't it make sense to move that to a separate "official" location, say, the toplevel boost namespace? Afterall, it is nothing specific to python, and I cannot understand why it should be in boost::detail. Am I missing something?

I assume because no one needed it as a separate library previously? There is also an extended type info class as a detail of the serialization library that you might look at as well.

I strongly dislike the idea of using something declared in boost::detail, or anything that's not part of the official interface. Do others experiece a need to move one of the type_info wrappers to some official location? That there are multiple more or less equivalent classes for that purpose even in boost seems to indicate to me that it's use is not so remote, and having duplicated functionality doesn't sound that good either. - -- - -ness- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFF/pUDvD/ijq9JWhsRAgfgAJ9UHDkS6NRmxjiOXg2re+Xj2elx+ACfWc4e NEJiDvp23z4KHXn7usrSXoY= =31PP -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----