Introspective

Introspective is a C++11 framework for runtime object introspection. Similarly
to other programming languages such as Java, everything is an object, also
classes. More exactly an Introspective class is an instance of the C++ class
introspective::Class.

Features:

• Message passing OO: method triggering is performed through messages
  (introspective::Message), passed a dispatcher. Entities able to dispatch
  messages are called receiver (introspective::Message::Receiver).
  There are basically three types of receivers:
  • class: instances of introspective::Class;
  • object: instance of introspective::Object;
  • proxy: instances of classes defined inside the introspective::proxy
    namespace;
• object oriented: opposed to classic OO languages (like C++ or Java)
  with Introspective also Objects can define, override or hide methods
  and properties in runtime;
• Introspection: every class or object has the ability to examine its own
  type, methods and properties in runtime;
• dynamic inheritance: at any time a class (instances of introspective::Class)
  or objects (instances of introspective::Object) can modify their inheritance
  hierarchy modifying on the fly their OO behaviour;
• runtime class / object definition: every class and / or object can change
  its behaviour by adding / removing properties and methods in runtime;
• duck typing: message passing, full object orientation and introspection
  simplify the duck typing mechanism;
• DSL: by C++ operator overloading the base syntax for a minimal domain
  specific language has been introduced;

Prerequisites:

• Extensible Exception Library (EEL) : simple framework for C++11 exception handling.
• Trivial Serialization Library (TSL): C++11 serialization library.

Distro supported:

• Centos-7
• Debian-8
• Gentoo
• Fedora-23
• OpenSUSE Leap 42.1
• Ubuntu 14