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I'd like to introduce the first speaker this seriously looking gentleman is Adam bad aura now one thing that you want to know about Adam that he is the main organiser of code dive this year so he's the brains behind all the conference I think this is a reason for applause number one it was a team effort but also if anything goes wrong you want to blame Adam as well so you know it comes with a cost now the second thing is that Adam is a software developer and architect at Nokia he has over 10 years of experience however his interest in programming mainly C++ is a lot older Adams interests are mostly development of good software across all levels from general design to technical details to specific implementation and also Adam is possibly the newest dad at code dive his this is the fifth code I write and his fifth child was born five weeks ago how perfect can that be Adam Medora okay welcome today I'm going to show you a small library about getting typed name at compile time let's first start with the basic getting the function name because that's pretty well known we have the func symbol which was standardized some time ago already and there were there are some older symbols provided by vendor-specific extension it's the pretty function and for GCC and clang interestingly they are not the same it differs slightly in both of those compilers and then is this func seek from Visual Studio perhaps the easiest way is to use a boost version the current function if you look into implementation you will notice that it's essentially four tries to do pretty functional Phunk seek then it falls back to funk if standard supports it there is some workaround for old Moreland compiler I'm not even sure if it's still in use however that's about the function name now when when it goes to the class name you will quickly find that many people already looked for a similar solution for the class name and surprisingly there is none surprisingly because I think it's a sin tax issue compiler knows what the class name or what's the type name as a string and I think the compiler could easily provide the name but there is no syntax for it so it's difficult to get it not conceptually but syntactically however not anymore the library I developed type name offers the way to query the type name in the compile time case you can see there is there is this new syntax of the using variable with the extension fee so you can use it as if it was a variable and it behaves like I'm at a faction and you can use it at compile time as you can see in the static assert the library requires C++ 17 however as I will explain later maybe it could be tweaked to support older versions as well...