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Richard Brett wrote: but how should I handle the "mainlogic" ? 1. Analyze the existing code 2. Define a limited subset of C++ that allows you implement the existing code. This involves restricting features that currently exist in C++ (such as very limited template use.) 3. If necessary re-write the logic to match the subset of 2. 4. Create translators for the other target languages. Basically cross compilers that translate from 2 to other languages. 5. Add 4 into your build process for the main logic to insure that non-supported features do not creep in. 2/4 can be complex or simple depending on what the code does and what the target languages are.

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