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Convert VC++ to C#.net

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    Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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      Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      There isn't anything that can do that. You have to rewrite the code from scratch.

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        Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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        Pete OHanlon
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        Sunil123 wrote:

        I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me?

        The human brain. That's about it. There are just too many differences for this to be done effectively by a tool.

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          Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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          Paul Conrad
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          You are going to have to pretty much rewrite from scratch.  Map out what the C# code is doing and hand translate to C++.NET.

          "I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

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            Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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            Looks like you're going to have to become an honest-to-god programmer now. No more hiding behind cut/paste.

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              Hello I am finding something that can convert VC++ project to C#.net Anyone can help me? Thank You

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              Mark Churchill
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              By hand. Its not all bad though - Managed C++ will pretty much compile your existing code, you'll just have to decide what managed interface to expose. That depends on what your library does...

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