code-conversion

I have the c++ source code of functionality which is appealing to me. What effort/work is involved/required in order to either reference this from a .net application or build this code as a .net assembly (preferably c#)? This is my first attempt at porting code, so please breakdown your answer for me step by step. There are several ways of doing it. PInvoke Create C++/CLI wrapper around your C++ native code (make static library out of C++ native code) and C++/CLI generated assembly can be easily utilized in .net application. COM, i.e using interop (which is difficult among all the options) In

i wanna get a xml representation of the ast of java and c code. 3 months ago, i asked this question yet but the solutions weren't comfortable for me srcml seems to be a good solution for this problem but it does not support line numbers and columns but i need that feature. about elsa : cite: "There is ongoing effort to export the Elsa AST as an XML document; we expect to be able to advertise this in the next public release." dms ... didn't understand that. especially for java, there is javaml which supports line numbers. but the sourceforge page doesn't list any files. question: there's

I have js code: var b = "aHR0cDovL3d3dy5oZHpvZy5jb20vZ2V0X2ZpbGUvМS84Y2Е5МTЕ4ZmМyNmVkNTk0ZmI5Yzc2ZWI2Y2Y2YWVmМС85NDАwМС85NDU4Ny85NDU4Ny5tcDQvP3RpbWU9МjАxNzА5МjYyМDIxNDYmcz05МTUzZmNmYjАyOTUyOWQxY2JhZTВkYzNkY2ZhODVmZiZicj0xODЕ1JmQ9МTcwNyZmPXZpZGVvLm0zdTg~"; var f = "\u0410\u0412\u0421D\u0415FGHIJKL\u041cNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789.,~".indexOf(b.charAt(0)); document.write(f); It return 26. And I convert js code to php code: $url =

I have some code written in VB that reads as follows: Return (Not (crc32Result)) I am trying to convert it to C#, and this is what I have: return (!(crc32Result)); However I get a compiler error: Compiler Error Message: CS0023: Operator '!' cannot be applied to operand of type 'uint' Is there a different operator I need to be using instead of this one? Thanks! Matthew Jones It looks like what you are trying to do is reverse the bits of crc32result. If so, you want the tilde operator ~. return (~crc32Result); Reference this question. In C#, the bang(!) is used to flip a boolean variable. Are