I want to convert a VB6 Application with many Forms to C# .Net 2.0. How can i do it. Is there a tool available?
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Jump to PostExcept Ive yet to see a system come out of a converter that didnt need a rewrite anyway
Jump to PostYep. Converters are crap
But if you insist, i reccomend upgrading to vb.net first, then converting to c#
Jump to PostI agree it is very difficult to write a VB6 converter; after all a "real converter" must at minimum be a VB6/COM compiler and VB6/COM is a pretty hefty platform.
I can only speak to my personal experience, and the one we used started out very crappy indeed, but …
Jump to PostExactly, so converting to a language that should be treated as OO for it is (althoguh you can semi butcher it and ignore it mostly) it would be pointless to change to c# if you werent going to be making the most of what it offered
Jump to PostLizR,
I am not arguing about where we are going, just trying to share my opinion on different ways to get there.I agree whole heartedly that it would be pointless to move bad VB6 code directly to .NET and just stop -- worse -- it would backfire . …
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