Give us a 3 paragraph summary of what exactly you want changed in the
C++ standard. No links, no off-ML resources. Just state plainly the
exact thing you want changed in the C++ standard. I'm not asking for
standardese; I'm asking for the specific thing you want the language
to do.

What I am proposing here is to create a framework to allow the addition of:

- implicit parameters;

- implicit class members;

- implicit function variable instances;

- implicit compound statement variable instances;

- implicit file-scope static variable instances.

For "local" (non-system) files that are being compiled for a local project.

The goal is to standardize the addition of:

- deterministic memory managers (such as root_ptr: https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr);

- any other alternative memory manager;

- portable backtraces;

- compile-time profilers.

For example it could add the following:

1) Class members for top-level classes (classes with no parent):

class A
{
    protected:
    boost::node_proxy & __y;

...

2) Implicit parameters and compound statement instances:

boost::root_ptr<test> foo(boost::node_proxy & __y)

{
    boost::node_proxy & __z = __y();
    
    {
        boost::node_proxy & __x = __y();
        boost::stack_node_proxy __y(__FILE__, __func__, __LINE__, __x());

...

3) ...

I know this works because I already tested it with the C++ Superset. But like Sebastien was stating, this would aim the C++32 or the C++26 standards or hopefully before that.

The framework is not defined yet but that's the big idea. This would allow to recompile legacy code correctly as well and forget about 70% of the cybersecurity issues caused by memory bugs.

Thank you,

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