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How to Handle Delphi Anonymous Methods in C++ 

This topic describes some programming issues that you might encounter when dealing with anonymous methods, one of Delphi's newest features.
Under the cover, Delphi implements anonymous methods types (also known as method references) via an interface that implements an Invoke(...) method. So a method that takes a method reference parameter in Delphi is exposed to C++ as a method that takes an interface. Here's an example:  

How to Handle Delphi AnsiString Code Page Specification in C++ 

The C++ implementation of the AnsiString type provides CodePage support similar to that available in Delphi 2009. However, while the Delphi version is implemented via extension to the language, the C++ version is implemented via a template with a non-type parameter as codepage, as in:  

How to Handle Delphi Generics in C++ 

This topic describes some programming issues that you might encounter when dealing with generics, one of Delphi's newest features.
Delphi generics are exposed to C++ as templates. However, it's important to realize that the instantiations occur on the Delphi side, not in C++. Therefore, you can only use these template for types that were explicitly instantiated in Delphi code. For example, let's declare a simply generic, TList<T>, in Delphi: