c++ to vb.net

09/06/2011 12:01 SUPERZETH#1

is there any possebilety (dont know how to spell that :P) to convert

c++ Code's to Vb.net code's ?

greetz zeth

09/06/2011 12:32 Kraizy#2

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09/06/2011 14:52 SUPERZETH#3

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Originally Posted by xKraizy

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omg thank you so much :D i am searching for this for over a week :D really thanks :)

09/06/2011 18:43 cooler7878#4

Lol how the fuck is this possible?
I always thought converting a Source Code or Script from one programming language into another one is impossible.
I mean how would the Converter deal with namespaces or , the other way arround, how would he convert a c# switch statement with a string into a regular c++ one( ok this is probably a bad example
because he could resolve it as if statements but i think you get what i am
sayin')

09/06/2011 19:10 .SkyneT.#5

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Originally Posted by cooler7878

Lol how the fuck is this possible?
I always thought converting a Source Code or Script from one programming language into another one is impossible.
I mean how would the Converter deal with namespaces or , the other way arround, how would he convert a c# switch statement with a string into a regular c++ one( ok this is probably a bad example
because he could resolve it as if statements but i think you get what i am
sayin')

It doesnt work for all kind of codes.
But if its just simple stuff, it works great. :rolleyes:

09/06/2011 21:31 cooler7878#6

Anyhoe i personally think its bullshit !
Because you should not "convert" a Script/Source Code one by one without having the strenght or weakness of a certain programming language in mind.

09/09/2011 00:23 Secredo#7

WTF?

Code:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    cout << "Hallo, das ist ein Test!" << endl;
    cout << "Noch ein Test." << endl;
    cin.get();

    return 0;
}

--->

Code:

using System; 
 
public class Globals
    public static int Main(string [] argv) 
    { 
        cout << "Hallo, das ist ein Test!" << endl; 
        cout << "Noch ein Test." << endl; 
        cin.get();

        return 0; 
    } 
}

:facepalm:

09/09/2011 11:10 cooler7878#8

AHAHAHA THIS MADE MY DAY!!
Skynet you idiot!This Website cant even cope with converting a Hello World Application.

09/09/2011 23:05 .SkyneT.#9

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Originally Posted by cooler7878

AHAHAHA THIS MADE MY DAY!!
Skynet you idiot!This Website cant even cope with converting a Hello World Application.

I didnt post this site here and you call me an idiot ?
I think the only idiot here are you.

Here is a better (noob friendly) converter:
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09/10/2011 10:11 cooler7878#10

Quote:

But if its just simple stuff, it works great.