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any good tool?
any response would be appreciated
any response would be appreciated
Yes, generically it's called a programmer, sometimes referreddominant said:any good tool?
any response would be appreciated
It depends what you want to use the C source for. Generally automateddominant said:any good tool?
Malcolm said:It depends what you want to use the C source for. Generally automated
translaters don't produce human-readable C, nor do they produce particularly
efficient C.
Since you presumably already have a VBasic implementation for your platform,
there's not much advantage in having a C version of your programs.
Firstly you would have to separate out all the MS Windows specific stuff.Fred L. Kleinschmidt said:So, there's no point in bothering with such a conversion for a L:inux,
Unix, or Mac box?
any good tool?
dominant said:I see, The program in Vbasic is about some mathematical calculations
regarding some experiements.
Is it easy to do that?
dominant said:Well, if the program uses forms (Vbasic) then i should make similar
forms in C? Even in a Dos mode?
Joona said:The actual mathematics will be easy to translate. It's the interaction
with the OS (Windows, Linux, ...) where you'll be most likely to have
problems. GUIs, in particular, translate badly, as Linux doesn't support
the Win32 API (for obvious reasons).
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