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There's always several things that are proposed to be included to the next c++ standard
How do I find a list of them?
Ho do I find some specific proposal I've heard of (by name, for example Ranges TS or Concurency TS)
If I have some document how do I know if it is a current version?
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cpplint gives a long list of style issues, my code is thousand lines, it will take me forever to update the code to satisfy cpplint. Is there a C++ formatter tool which can automatically re-format the code, as close as possible to Google C++ coding style?
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It doesn't matter if I use libc++, libstdc++ neither gdb nor lldb can visualise std::optional or std::variant. I have googled a little but I didn't come across an obvious solution.
Have I missed any pretty-printers?
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Obviously there's no perfect way to do this, since at the very least, there's no perfect way to make a C interface to C++ generics. But are there any utilities that take a stab at this sort of thing? (e.g. by being given a list of template instantiations).
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I have been interesting implementing Reflection in C++, I have a slapped together Reflection, but I am interested in seeing how others have it done. Does anyone know any tutorials, articles or sample code on how to do this?
http://lcgapp.cern.ch/project/architecture/ReflectionPaper.pdf
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What libraries are available for writing xml-rpc clients in native C++ or C?
You might want to check out either xmlrpc-c or xmlrpc++.
I found a list of xml-rpc implementations in many different languages. Hopefully this list will be useful to others.