VB6 to C++ converter

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Romain TAILLANDIER

Hi group

is there an existing converter from VB6 to C++ ?

thank you for your help
ROM
 
God I would hope not. Those languages are so different I'm not sure if a automatic conversion could take place.

Matt Hawley, MCAD .NET
http://www.eworldui.net

Hi group

is there an existing converter from VB6 to C++ ?

thank you for your help
ROM
 
Matt Hawley said:
God I would hope not. Those languages are so different I'm not sure if a automatic conversion could take place.

Matt Hawley, MCAD .NET
http://www.eworldui.net

Hi group

is there an existing converter from VB6 to C++ ?

thank you for your help
ROM
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You should use the VB.NET conversion assistant and convert to VB.NET
first. Once that is done, you can use our Decompiler.NET product
(http://www.junglecreatures.com/
) to decompile the compiled .NET assembly to C# which has the best
features of C++. After that, if you really want C++, you can convert
the code to managed C++ code.

Jonathan Pierce
President
Jungle Creatures, Inc.
http://www.junglecreatures.com/
 
Jonathan, don't you feel a little a little ashamed for getting a little bit
too much inspiration elsewere? Your are charging $500 for your products and
your website is just a cheap makeover of Lutz's
(http://aisto.com/roeder/dotnet). Worse, you didn't even remove the meta
keywords when stealing the code :-)

<html><head><title>Jungle Creatures, Inc.</title>
<meta name="keywords" content="C#, .NET, CLR, CLI, CCI, csharp, Visual
Basic, Java, dotnet, microsoft, example, class library, sourcecode,
WinForms, Windows Forms, Digger, Reflector, CommandBar, ReBar, ToolBar,
MenuBar, CoolBar, Windows XP, IE, DatePicker, Resourcer, download, object,
class, browser, class browser, object browser, disassembler, decompiler,
MSIL, call tree, type references, member references, type search, member
search, browser, editor, reflection, resource, generator, connector, Matrix,
Package, Mapack, Lapack, Jama, Equation Solver, Eigenproblem, Gauss,
Cholesky, Singular Value Decomposition, Least Squares, QR, LU">

Makes me wonder if you ripped more than that :-)
 
Very usefull information once again, this newsgroup is allready what i need
:)
Thank you all.

I don't find what i need but i got the information !

Thanks
ROM
 
Jason,

Lutz has written an excellent free product with Reflector and I have
used it often in comparing code generation. You might want to spend a
little more time evaluating our Decompiler.NET product before deciding
that you don't need to purchase Decompilation or Obfuscation software.
You are correct that I had used the same search keywords on the website
since I wanted to respond to similar search criteria and was too lazy to
make up new ones. I also used the CommandBar and ILReader modules
written by Lutz in the current implementation of Decompiler.NET and I
credit him fully in the Credits in the about Dialog. Other than what is
listed in the credits which I am authorized to use, the code in
Decompiler.NET was written entirely at Jungle Creatures. I do look at
Reflector and Salamander often to compare their code generation in
deciding whether mine is correct, but Decompiler.NET has a very
different implementation and generates very different and better code
than either of them. Salamander also does COM Interop and like
Decompiler.NET does a good job with inline assignments and nested
conditionals, but reflector does not generate nearly as complete code.
Decompiler.NET is the only product that generates code that compiles
100% as evidenced by itself. Decompiler.NET is priced very reasonably
compared to the competetive products and it obfuscation features which
others sell seperately.

Jonathan Pierce
President
Jungle Creatures, Inc.
http://www.junglecreatures.com/
 
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