If I remember correctly from C# to C++ the following should convert into the second following. I need to create a console application that will output the physical address of the main interface on a user's computer. This in my experience seems to always be the second interface in the array of network interfaces within the NetworkInformation namespace.
using System.Net.NetworkInformation;
namespace test
{
private class testclass
{
private NetworkInterface[] interfaces = NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces();
private string pa = "";
private void main()
{
// Not 100% sure straight from memory but I know it's not that hard to find.
pa = interfaces[1].PhysicalAddress.ToString();
}
}
}
Converts to?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
using namespace System::Net::NetworkInformation;
int main()
{
// In c# * is for pointers and something tells me I'm confused. :(
NetworkInterface* interfaces = NetworkInterface->GetAllNetworkInterfaces();
cout << interfaces[1]->PhysicalAddress->ToString();
system("pause");
}
Please note, I haven't used C++ in years and don't remember hardly anything from it. I can do my basics that's about it. Most of the syntax still trips me up quite often.
float x1, x2;
cout << (int)(x1 / x2);
Those are what I consider basics, so any help here is appreciated. I'm taking a C++ class and don't have my class book. So any way that I can learn the material I'll take it.
Thanks,
Jamie
