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Do we have anything that could convert C++ code to java
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
TIA.
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
TIA.
Ravi said:Do we have anything that could convert C++ code to java
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
Ravi said:Do we have anything that could convert C++ code to java
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
If the C++ code is so simple that it can be expressed in Java (like no
operator overloading, no pass-by-value, pointers and not references)
it's just as easy to just "translate" by hand.
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Ravi said:Is there anything that could convert java code to C++ BTW?
Ravi said:I don't want anything perfect but something that could get
close for simple C++ programs.
Is there anything that could convert java code to C++ BTW?
Do we have anything that could convert C++ code to java
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
Do we have anything that could convert C++ code to java
code?
To what extent are such tools reliable?
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The string handling model is C++ works on the notion of 8-bit null
terminated strings.
Ravi said:I don't want anything perfect but something that could get
close for simple C++ programs.
Is there anything that could convert java code to C++ BTW?
I think the best response to your question is to answer with
more questions:
Why do you want to do this? What specific problem are you trying
to solve?
Well, definitely there cannot be something that does this
perfectly. Now how would you expect to run a multithreaded
java code with c++ or for that matter have a function
outside a class in java? Agreed.
I have a program which is written in C++. I intend to do
something similar on Java. Now I was just looking for
something that could convert very simple c++ code to an
equivalent messy java code to start with, then I could fine
tune the code to make it compile correctly in Java.
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