yet another converter for java to c++
it takes a source directory containing java files and outputs corresponding c++ headers and sources by transforming declarations, statements and expressions
The resulting c++ code should be good enough to compile with the least amount of work
creates single header that contains all class declarations for source and libraries
creates headers for referenced libraries so that you can implement missing parts
Anonymous classes handled by simply creating a class with a dummy name
Inner classes have a reference to enclosing class instance and all references replaced with parent scope
It can move inner classes to upper levels or separate headers to avoid namespace conflict.
A static block is transformed into a static method called si, it is your responsibility call this from your main entry point
Instead of creating library headers you can use mappers to convert java runtime to equivalent c++ counterparts (List to std::vector, String to std::string etc.)
Pre-added mappers is under src/main/resources/mappers however you can add your mapper by -mapper <json>
Keep in mind that mappers can only transpile a portion of source
primitives that are static final are converted to constexpr
java -jar java2cpp.jar -src javaDir -out cppDir [-map] [-mapper <mapperpath>] -cp rt.jar -cp lib2.jar ...