The system I'm working on has 2 independent joysticks each of them has its cursor and they can move it around the screen separately, so I'd like to clarify:
Does the platform support multi-cursor? If so, how can I achieve it?

If not, I see that there is support for Multi-touch, what API to use in C++?

You can implement multi-cursor using the multi-touch architecture. But you will need to render the cursor yourself.

From the point of view of the integration, you have the following view methods to inject multi-touch events: For using these events in the framework you can follow the Touch and Manipulation Tutorial.

I hope this helps.

Our scenario is using same View for 2 cursors.

Looking at the mentioned TouchMove API: Just to ensure i understand correctly, to distinguish between cursors, i will pass for first cursor id = 0 & for second id = 1 ?

Just to ensure this behaves correctly, if there are several buttons on screen, and one cursor is hovering some button & the second cursor is hovering another button,
BOTH buttons will have "over effect" (on same frame), am I correct ?

Just to ensure i understand correctly, to distinguish between cursors, i will pass for first cursor id = 0 & for second id = 1 ?

Yes, exactly.

Just to ensure this behaves correctly, if there are several buttons on screen, and one cursor is hovering some button & the second cursor is hovering another button,
BOTH buttons will have "over effect" (on same frame), am I correct ?

Our default controls are designed for mouse input and support multi-touch through touch emulation. However, they may not behave as expected when they are simultaneously pressed. Please try it out and let me know if you encounter any issues. This will work for sure for any control you create that implement OnTouchDown, OnTouchMove, OnTouchUp, OnTouchEnter and OnTouchLeave.