One of the reasons that I’m excited for Reflection in C++ is that it can permit you to implement, as a library, many things that previously required language features. In this post, I’m going to walk through implementing P2786R8 (“Trivial Relocatability For C++26”).

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The post discusses the implementation of the P2786R8 'Trivial Relocatability For C++26' proposal using C++ reflection. It focuses on developing functions that determine if a type is trivially relocatable and outlines several cases using various type traits and annotations. The post highlights how reflection can simplify and enhance the process of determining trivial relocatability and concludes with an example demonstrating its potential benefits.

Implementing Trivial Relocation in Library