To implement properties or not?

Question

I found several methods on the Internet on how to implement property-like functions in C ++. There seems to be some good jobs to make it work well.

My question is that with the predominance of properties in managed languages, should I spend the effort and the ability to break code (or something else) on the implementation of properties in my code?

Let's say I'm going to create a call library for use by someone else, will the properties be sufficient to check for additional code?

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In addition, creating an internal platform for this will almost certainly cause more problems than it solves.