February 3, 2008

The '.h' file contains two parts. The #include directives for other '.h' files are placed between them. The cycles are prevented by the guards, and the first part requires only forward declarations.
So, the include directory in projects will contain '.h' files, and for each '.cpp' module, the converter produces the '.hpp' file that includes '.h' files and is included in the '.cpp'.
The '.hpp' file also contains definition of type info area for classes and some other things.
After the necessary changes in the converter, I will continue work on interfaces and virtual functions.