This is very cool. If it can reliably work even for the examples provided, one can wrap a lot of C++ methods comfortably and reduce a ton of friction.

Is the 2026 spec still at the draft stage?

Update: Nevermind - just read that it only works with Bloomberg’s clang fork. Hopefully it’ll land in upstream clang soon.

But why isn't it in Rust? I thought all new code had to be written in Rust?

There's another HN thread about this project: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46144199