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Hi,
Is there any tool available for conversion of C/C++ source to java equivalent. We are looking a tool which is good as per industrial point of view.
Is there any tool available for conversion of C/C++ source to java equivalent. We are looking a tool which is good as per industrial point of view.
closed account (EzwRko23)
Well there is no operator overloading in Java so maybe its not possible. |
BS.
Operator overloading is no big deal. Custom operators in C++ are just functions / methods.
They can be easily replaced. The bigger obstacle is crazy overcomplicated C++ syntax - the nightmare of designers of any C++ processing tools.
http://tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/CPlusPlus_to_Java_Converter_Details.html
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Thanks,
Is this convertor used for industrial purpose?
I checked it's docs and found that there are lot of TO DO tasks in this tool.
Example :
bit fields are not allowed, operator overloading not avalibale etc.
For all these TO DO tasks it mentions :
"To Do tasks require your attention and will require you to make some adjustment:"
Is this convertor used for industrial purpose?
I checked it's docs and found that there are lot of TO DO tasks in this tool.
Example :
bit fields are not allowed, operator overloading not avalibale etc.
For all these TO DO tasks it mentions :
"To Do tasks require your attention and will require you to make some adjustment:"
closed account (EzwRko23)
I don't know. I doubt you find something really good. It is better to redesign and rewrite the code manually - then you can improve its quality by the way. Or if you only want to use it from Java - wrap it and call through JNI. I don't know what benefit would you gain by just automatically translating the code to Java. Even if this transition could be done, C++ style of code done in Java is already a bad idea.
Damn - if I were paying someone to convert C/C++ code into Java, I'd expect them to do it by hand and not crank it through some convertor.
+1 xorebxebx comment
His other idea is also pretty good - as a customer, I would prefer that you do this, rather than feed it through some mechanical convertor:
How many lines of C/C++ code are we talking about here?
+1 xorebxebx comment
| It is better to redesign and rewrite the code manually - then you can improve its quality by the way. |
His other idea is also pretty good - as a customer, I would prefer that you do this, rather than feed it through some mechanical convertor:
| Or if you only want to use it from Java - wrap it and call through JNI. |
How many lines of C/C++ code are we talking about here?
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