RE: Convert c# form to C++.Net

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You can compile then decompile your code from C# to C++.NET using Reflector:

http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/Download.aspx?File=Reflector

C++ AddIn

http://www.testdriven.net/downloads/Reflector.McppLanguage.dll

Steps:

Once downloaded open Reflector
Click the View menu and select the Add-Ins... item.
Click on Add and select the McppLanguage.dll you downloaded.



1. Compile your program either a DLL or EXE
2. Open it with Reflector
3. Select the language you want your source code decompiled in.
4. Right click on the class your want to decompile.

Hope this helps,

Yama Kamyar



"James" wrote:

> Has anyone written a utility to convert a C# form to C++.net?
> i.e. to convert "using System.Data" to "using namespace System::Data" etc
.

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