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Microsoft Visual C++ compiler has the property declaration construction
__declspec( property( get=get_func_name, put=put_func_name ) )
Is there a compiler independent version of Microsoft C++ __declspec(property(…)) or another analogs?
No.
As usual, an identifier preceded by
__is reserved to the compiler. In C++03 you have__cpluscplus(to identify C++ vs C),__FILE__and__LINE__. All those are preprocessor entities.In C++0x, the difference is blurred by the introduction of the
__attribute__word which is the first I know of that has semantics value, but it still does not do what you’re looking for.EDIT: Addressing @James spot on comment.