hello, is there currently a tool which can convert C# codes to Java (for example to be used in NetBeans)?
Ritesh_4
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Jump to PostI doubt it, but won't kill you to look for it, I guess.
Jump to PostMay I ask why? If you just need portability you could try compiling it with MonoDevelop (supports Linux, Mac OSX and Windows). Never really used it personally though...
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stultuske
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I doubt it, but won't kill you to look for it, I guess.
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May I ask why? If you just need portability you could try compiling it with MonoDevelop (supports Linux, Mac OSX and Windows). Never really used it personally though...
Ritesh_4
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I would like to know the equivalent code which results when moving a program from C# to Java
JamesCherrill
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The languages are very similar, but the APIs are completely different. Converting the syntax (with a few specific exceptions) is no big deal, but mapping/converting the APIs would be a massive task.
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There are a number of tools available. CS2J is an off-line converter. It uses translation templates to guide the conversion of .Net APIs to Java.
Ritesh_4
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thanks for the link
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