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This tool is created to integrate with C libraries (DLL's and static libraries). Delphi cannot integrate with C++ libraries, so there is no point in creating a C++ header translator. Furthermore, there are a lot of C++ features that cannot be translated to Delphi.
However, if your goal is to translate some "simple" C++ code to Delphi, then you can use my Neslib.Clang library to give it a go yourself. This library uses the Clang backend to parse C(++) code into an Abstract Syntax Tree, that you can then use to generate Delphi code. You can read more about this in my libclang for Delphi blog post.
As in subject, why is C++ not supported?
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