Is there a way to compose (or merge, aggregate) PODs between them ? One intuitive solution:
struct Base1 { int i; };
struct Base2 { char c; };
struct Derived : Base1, Base2 {};
// in a more generalized way
// template <class... Ts> struct Aggregate : Ts... {};
Except, we lose something:
int main()
{
Derived d {42, 'c'}; // OK
auto [i, c] = d; // Error
static_assert(std::is_standard_layout_v<Derived>); // Error
}
I see we could end up with some ambiguousities, conflicts, between the merged base classes. But it would be pretty nice to merge PODs into one. The result I try to achieve:
struct Expected { int i; char c; }; // I want Derived to behave exactly like this
Am I in the realm of reflection? Should I end up using macros?
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