This code/tutorial teaches traslating C++ code into vb.net. Highly sophisticated software's source codes are available in C++. Therefore to make the best use of them it is necessary that you have the ability to translate one language's code into another. Don't forget to give me vote.
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Thanks for your comments. Soon i will write tutorial/code for more sophisticated translation process. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
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12/10/2004 2:10:49 AM:
I don't know if I'm missing something, but this doesn't really help. Converting screen input and output from a console is not really C++ to VB.net. What would be more helpfull would be a translation of type declarations, event handling, object declaration and use, etc, etc. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
I wanted to mention http://code2code.net, a web site which translates from C++ to VB.NET. You can paste your C++ code into it and select C# or VB.NET as a target language. Expect to do a lot of manual cleanup. However, Ehsen's source code above uses '#include ' which is not supported yet on code2code. Good luck! /george
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