Migration from C++ to C#When migrating code to a more modern language, you sometimes have the luxury to clean up and overhaul the structure. Other times, you may have little time, or need to interact with legacy libraries, and thus need to keep sections of the original code relatively unchanged. This site may help you with a rough translation: paste your code below to translate it.
StatusDecember 2006: this translation service is being occasionaly used by my employer, a financial institution. New features (not available here) include preliminary translation of C++ templates. The public is allowed to use this pre-release web interface. Please review the conditions and then simply paste your C++ code below. Conditions: 1. Your code must be non-commercial.Code submitted below will be posted >here with results for everyone to see.
For commercial code, please >contact us.2. You accept that this page does only half the work. Futher work on your part is required. In most cases, the translated code will not even compile.
Also, this translation works on line-by-line basis, it will not create high-level .NET constructs (e.g. 'new Form()') out of C++ statements Read more: Code2Code.net
StatusDecember 2006: this translation service is being occasionaly used by my employer, a financial institution. New features (not available here) include preliminary translation of C++ templates. The public is allowed to use this pre-release web interface. Please review the conditions and then simply paste your C++ code below. Conditions: 1. Your code must be non-commercial.Code submitted below will be posted >here with results for everyone to see.
For commercial code, please >contact us.2. You accept that this page does only half the work. Futher work on your part is required. In most cases, the translated code will not even compile.
Also, this translation works on line-by-line basis, it will not create high-level .NET constructs (e.g. 'new Form()') out of C++ statements Read more: Code2Code.net
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