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    Harald Krause
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    Does somebody know a good C# to C++ convertor (other than the one from Tangible Software)?

    bb |~ bb

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      Does somebody know a good C# to C++ convertor (other than the one from Tangible Software)?

      bb |~ bb

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      Christian Graus
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      You want to turn C# into C++/CLI, or real C++ ? I'd have thought the latter would be a pretty serious sort of an ask.

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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        You want to turn C# into C++/CLI, or real C++ ? I'd have thought the latter would be a pretty serious sort of an ask.

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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        Harald Krause
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        Preferably real C++ but C++/CLI is also good because I need to convert just some math algorithms and I don't want to do it manually....

        bb |~ bb

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          Preferably real C++ but C++/CLI is also good because I need to convert just some math algorithms and I don't want to do it manually....

          bb |~ bb

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          OK, I'd have thought that would be reasonably straghtforward. Although, any converter is going to do C++/CLI, which will give you a .NET dependancy. How much maths are we talking ?

          Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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            OK, I'd have thought that would be reasonably straghtforward. Although, any converter is going to do C++/CLI, which will give you a .NET dependancy. How much maths are we talking ?

            Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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            Harald Krause
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            Only a few thousand lines of code. Could be done by hand but if there is a software..

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              Does somebody know a good C# to C++ convertor (other than the one from Tangible Software)?

              bb |~ bb

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              Reflector[^]!! 1st compile it! Then decompile it in whatever language you see fit!

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                Reflector[^]!! 1st compile it! Then decompile it in whatever language you see fit!

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                Anton Afanasyev
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                lolly pure genius. its like a friend of mine making an archiver: him: First, you take your data and write it as a BMP file, all colors the same(making it grey). A 256 color BMP, that is then, you convert it to a GIF. since GIF is a 256 color format, there isnt any loss. then, when needed, convert it back. Brillant, isnt it? lol.

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