Re: porting from C++Builder
- From: David Wilkinson <no-reply@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:01:04 -0400
emavisu wrote:
Dear guys,
I'm in trouble having to port my project from C++Builder6 to VisualC++.
Has anyone of you idea if there are any tools to help my doing this job?
My current project is widely using VCL and these 2 IDE (C++Builder and VisualC++) seems to be so far each other that I can hardly think to find out a tool to "automatically" perform something for me.
Thank you.
emavisu:
Visual C++ is a compiler, not a GUI framework. It is actually a compiler for three languages: C, C++ and C++/CLI.
If you want to create a GUI program using Visual C++ you have to decide whether you want a plain Win32 application (using C or C++), MFC application (using native C++) or a .NET application (using C++/CLI).
The porting issues will be completely different in these three cases. But in each case, before you start, you should try to separate the core functionality of your C++Builder6 applications from the GUI part. This core functionality can then be used in Visual C++.
[If you want to go the .NET route, you might consider whether you want to write the GUI part of your application in C#, or even rewrite everything in C#.]
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David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
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