Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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▼Nmir
►Nclient	Convenient C++ wrappers around the Mir toolkit API
CBlob
CConnection	Handle class for MirConnection - provides automatic reference counting
CCookie
CDisplayConfig
CEvent	Handle class for MirEvent - provides automatic reference counting
CSurface	Handle class for MirRenderSurface - provides automatic reference counting
CWindow	Handle class for MirWindow - provides automatic reference counting
CWindowId	Handle class for MirWindowId - provides automatic reference counting
CWindowSpec	Handle class for MirWindowSpec - provides automatic reference counting, method chaining
►Ngeometry	Basic geometry types. Types for dimensions, displacements, etc. and the operations that they support
►Ndetail
CIntWrapper
CDisplacement
CLength	Length represents a physical length in the real world. The number of pixels this equates to can then be calculated based on a given DPI
CPoint
CRectangle
CRectangles	A collection of rectangles (with possible duplicates)
CSize
CAbnormalExit
CAnonymousShmFile
CFatalErrorStrategy
CIntOwnedFd
CFd
CIntWrapper
Coptional_value
CShmFile
▼Nmiral	Mir Abstraction Layer
►Ndetail
CFunctionType
CFunctionType< Return(Lambda::*)(Arg...)>
CFunctionType< Return(Lambda::*)(Arg...) const >
CAddInitCallback	Add a callback to be invoked when the server has been initialized, but before it starts. If multiple callbacks are added they will be invoked in the sequence added
CAppendEventFilter
CApplicationCredentials
CApplicationAuthorizer
CBasicSetApplicationAuthorizer
CSetApplicationAuthorizer
CApplicationInfo
CCanonicalWindowManagerPolicy	Widely accepted defaults for window management
CCommandLineOption	Add a user configuration option to Mir's option handling. By default the callback will be invoked following Mir initialisation but prior to the server starting. The value supplied to the callback will come from the command line, environment variable, config file or the default
CCursorTheme	Load an X-cursor theme, either the supplied default, or through the –cursor-theme config option
CDebugExtension	Allow debug extension APIs to be enabled and disabled
CDisplayConfiguration	Enable display configuration. The config file (miral::MirRunner::display_config_file()) is located via the XDG Base Directory Specification. Vis: ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME or $HOME/.config followed by $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS)
CExternalClientLauncher
CStartupInternalClient	Wrapper for running an internal Mir client at startup
CInternalClientLauncher
CKeymap	Load a keymap
CMinimalWindowManager	Minimal implementation of a floating window management policy
►COutput
CPhysicalSizeMM
CMirRunner	Runner for applying initialization options to Mir
CSetCommandLineHandler	Set a handler for any command line options Mir/MirAL does not recognise. This will be invoked if any unrecognised options are found during initialisation. Any unrecognised arguments are passed to this function. The pointers remain valid for the duration of the call only. If set_command_line_handler is not called the default action is to exit by throwing mir::AbnormalExit (which will be handled by the exception handler prior to e