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It is possible to get functionality similar to .NET’s LINQ in C++? Would this require language extensions or could it be done using some very clever macros? Or even through a tool like Qt’s moc (meta-object compiler)? Are there any existing LINQ implementations for C++ and if so, what are they?
Check CLinq (here and here) or Linq++ (here).
Also try p-stade (here); however, it uses the STL and it doesn’t have the same interface as LINQ, but it’s pretty complete.