is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?

[Jon Rea]

is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?

Hi people,

I was just wondering if there is a C# to C++ converter out there. I have
some working c# code and need to integrate it into a non-managed c++
program. The classes used are all user defined and use simple floats ints
etc, so its just a matter of converting syntax and adding proper pointers. A
converter program would therefore save me a lot of time ...

Many thanks for any suggestions in advance,
Jon

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Re: is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?

Jon,

I don't think there is a converter out there per se, but you should be
able to find a decompiler that will decompile assmeblies into C++ code. If
your classes are really all user-defined and use similar types, then you
should be able to just get the decompiled results and then copy-and-paste
them.

Hope this helps.


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"Jon Rea" <jr0407@bris.ac .uk> wrote in message
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> is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?
>
> Hi people,
>
> I was just wondering if there is a C# to C++ converter out there. I have
> some working c# code and need to integrate it into a non-managed c++
> program. The classes used are all user defined and use simple floats ints
> etc, so its just a matter of converting syntax and adding proper pointers.[/color]
A[color=blue]
> converter program would therefore save me a lot of time ...
>
> Many thanks for any suggestions in advance,
> Jon
>
>[/color]

[Huihong]

is there a c# -&gt; c++ code converter out there ?

You can try our salamander decompiler,

http://www.remotesoft.com/salamander/

You can upload your file, and get the MC++ code.

The desktop version also supports .h file generation, and
uses same names for local variables as in the original
code when your C# program is built with debug info. Many
efforts have been taken to make sure that the generated
code resembles as much as possible to the original source
code.

Huihong
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>is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?
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>Hi people,
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>I was just wondering if there is a C# to C++ converter[/color]
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>some working c# code and need to integrate it into a non-[/color]
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>Many thanks for any suggestions in advance,
>Jon
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[Al Ponomarev]

Re: is there a c# -&gt; c++ code converter out there ?

On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 17:55:38 -0000, Jon Rea <jr0407@bris.ac .uk> wrote:
[color=blue]
> is there a c# -> c++ code converter out there ?
>
> Hi people,
>
> I was just wondering if there is a C# to C++ converter out there. I have
> some working c# code and need to integrate it into a non-managed c++
> program. The classes used are all user defined and use simple floats ints
> etc, so its just a matter of converting syntax and adding proper
> pointers. A
> converter program would therefore save me a lot of time ...
>[/color]

Try the 9Rays.Spices.Ne t decompiler(http://9rays.net/products/spices ).
With this tool you can convert your assembly to 6 languages: IL, C#,
VB.Net, MC++, J#, Delphi.Net


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Al Ponomarev
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