Wrapping MFC project to .net
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I all, need to convert a MFC app to .net, would it be wise to strip out the MFC stuff first to just have normal ANSI C++ code and then wrap it in MC++? not sure if i'll run into problems later. thanks
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Fu Manchu wrote:
need to convert a MFC app to .net, would it be wise to strip out the MFC stuff
You have an entire application written using MFC, what would be left if you "stripped" it out?
led mike
well, i guess the windows stuff etc.. the code is an API for currency forex exchange - but i want to extract the main functionality of the API code and convert this to .net. the application is a sample app, it just has a menu with some basic functions - nothing fancy.
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well, i guess the windows stuff etc.. the code is an API for currency forex exchange - but i want to extract the main functionality of the API code and convert this to .net. the application is a sample app, it just has a menu with some basic functions - nothing fancy.
Fu Manchu wrote:
the code is an API for currency forex exchange - but i want to extract the main functionality of the API code and convert this to .net.
well that statement is not at all equal to your original post
Fu Manchu wrote:
need to convert a MFC app to .net
You have just won the home edition of our game "Who Wants to be a Programmer", thanks for playing.
led mike
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Fu Manchu wrote:
the code is an API for currency forex exchange - but i want to extract the main functionality of the API code and convert this to .net.
well that statement is not at all equal to your original post
Fu Manchu wrote:
need to convert a MFC app to .net
You have just won the home edition of our game "Who Wants to be a Programmer", thanks for playing.
led mike
eh, Sounds like you’re just in here for a laugh, I’ve been programming in many DIFFERENT languages for over 10 years, if you have nothing useful to add then don't question my ability... I’ve done this before and i'm not in anyway a beginner - i came here for advice but it seems to me know one here has the knowledge or the qualifications to help!
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eh, Sounds like you’re just in here for a laugh, I’ve been programming in many DIFFERENT languages for over 10 years, if you have nothing useful to add then don't question my ability... I’ve done this before and i'm not in anyway a beginner - i came here for advice but it seems to me know one here has the knowledge or the qualifications to help!
Fu Manchu wrote:
I’ve been programming in many DIFFERENT languages for over 10 years, if you have nothing useful to add then don't question my ability... I’ve done this before and i'm not in anyway a beginner - i came here for advice but it seems to me know one here has the knowledge or the qualifications to help!
Yet you could not manage to formulate an intelligent question in your initial post that accurately represents your situation. And then you think it's ok to cast aspersions at me? Your like one of those assholes that cuts people off in traffic and then blames them for the incident, you are the problem in this thread ass wipe not me, fuck off.
led mike
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I all, need to convert a MFC app to .net, would it be wise to strip out the MFC stuff first to just have normal ANSI C++ code and then wrap it in MC++? not sure if i'll run into problems later. thanks
You can simply compile your MFC application with the /CLR switch (project property, Configuration Properties|General|Common Language Runtime support.) If I must move an application from native to .NET, my own preference is to understand how the application works and then rewrite it in C# and fully leverage .NET. (I've had some code move almost straight across with mostly cosmetic changes--like having to put public in front of methods and so forth.)
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