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Author: FranciscoThiesen

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 JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, has become a cornerstone for storing and exchanging data. Its appeal lies in its simplicity—human-readable text that elegantly captures structured data through attribute-value pairs and arrays: {"age": 5, "name": "Daniel", "toys": ["wooden dog", "little car"]}. JSON is intuitive yet powerful. But ingesting and producing JSON can turn into a performance choke point. In C++, it can be a tedious, error-prone task. Programmers wrestle with unexpected content, manually mapping data to and from native structures, all while striving for speed and safety.
 
-With languages like Java, C#, Zig, Rust, or Python, JSON serialization and deserialization typically requires far less work. In particular, Rust's serde library blends convenience with high speed. We wish for a C++ library  to automatically handle JSON production and consumption, seamlessly tied to native data structures. It is not merely to simplify life for developers; it is also about crafting code that is both fast and solid, generated at compile time by a battle-tested library.
+With languages like Java, C#, Zig, Rust, or Python, JSON serialization and deserialization typically requires far less work. In particular, Rust's serde library blends convenience with high speed. We wish for a C++ library to automatically handle JSON production and consumption, seamlessly tied to native data structures. It is not merely to simplify life for developers; it is also about crafting code that is both fast and solid, generated at compile time by a battle-tested library.
 
-Thankfully, C++ might soon be getting reflective metaprogramming. Leveraging the experimental Bloomberg LLVM fork with reflective metaprogramming, we have built a full-fledged implementation—complete with tests, benchmarks, and documentation. Our goal is production-ready code the moment mainstream compilers catch up. The results speak for themselves: we are parsing JSON directly into C++ structures at gigabytes per second, outpacing even mature heavyweights like Rust's serde. Better yet, the conversion between C++ data structures and JSON is fully automated, thanks to metaprogramming. It has to be the potential to be a leap forward for C++ in the data-driven age. Unfortunately, there are still problems and limitations: we present them and provide some solutions.
+Thankfully, C++ might soon be getting reflective metaprogramming ([PR2996](https://github.com/cplusplus/papers/issues/1668)). Leveraging the [experimental Bloomberg LLVM fork](https://github.com/bloomberg/clang-p2996) with reflective metaprogramming, we have built a full-fledged implementation—complete with tests, benchmarks, and documentation. Our goal is production-ready code the moment mainstream compilers catch up. The results speak for themselves: we are parsing JSON directly into C++ structures at gigabytes per second, outpacing even mature heavyweights like Rust's serde. Better yet, the conversion between C++ data structures and JSON is fully automated, thanks to metaprogramming. It has to be the potential to be a leap forward for C++ in the data-driven age. Unfortunately, there are still problems and limitations: we present them and provide some solutions.
 
 
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