Since Delphi 7 the abilities of records have been expanded to more class-like structures with properties, methods and nested types. Example:
type
   TMyRecord = record
     type
       TInnerColorType = Integer;
     var
       Red: Integer;
     class var
       Blue: Integer;
     procedure printRed();
     constructor Create(val: Integer);
     property RedProperty: TInnerColorType read Red write Red;
     class property BlueProp: TInnerColorType read Blue write Blue;
 end;
implementation
constructor TMyRecord.Create(val: Integer); begin Red := val; end;
 procedure TMyRecord.printRed;
 begin
   Writeln('Red: ', Red);
 end;
Delphi2Cpp 2.x converts these new features for C++Builder to:
struct TMyRecord
{
  typedef int TInnerColorType;
  int Red;
  static int Blue;
  void __fastcall printRed();
  __fastcall TMyRecord(int val);
  __property TInnerColorType RedProperty = { read = Red, write = Red };
  /*static */__property TInnerColorType BlueProp = { read = Blue, write = Blue };
TMyRecord() {}
};
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int TMyRecord::Blue = 0;
__fastcall TMyRecord::TMyRecord(int val)
: Red(val)
{
}
void __fastcall TMyRecord::printRed()
{
  { Write(L"Red: "); WriteLn(Red); };
}
And for other compilers it becomes:
struct TMyRecord
{
  typedef int TInnerColorType;
  int Red;
  static int Blue;
  void printRed();
  TMyRecord(int val);
  /*property RedProperty : TInnerColorType read Red write Red;*/
  TInnerColorType ReadPropertyRedProperty() { return Red;}
  void WritePropertyRedProperty(int Value){Red = Value;}
  /*property BlueProp : TInnerColorType read Blue write Blue;*/
  static TInnerColorType ReadPropertyBlueProp() { return Blue;}
  static void WritePropertyBlueProp(int Value){Blue = Value;}
  void InitMembers(){Red = 0;}
TMyRecord() {InitMembers();}
};
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int TMyRecord::Blue = 0;
TMyRecord::TMyRecord(int val)
: Red(val)
{
}
void TMyRecord::printRed()
{
{ Write(L"Red: "); WriteLn(Red); };
}
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