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How to quickly translate a program from Alaska + Express to C#?

hi,

Eugene Lutsenko wrote:How to quickly translate a program from Alaska + Express to C#?

no Way to C# ... but perhaps C ...

when have Cl*pper Code or VIO you can use harbour to "Transpile" it to "C" and Link it. it work 99 %
when use XbParts for GUI you can use GTWVG as SUPERCLASS. it work 98 %

BUT ... nobody have "test" it before so it is your Game to try it.
see https://bb.donnay-software.com/donnay/v ... f=3&t=2631

I just keep developing in Alaska and C#

Eugene Lutsenko wrote:I just keep developing in Alaska and C#

so ask Alaska for Solution ...

Eugene, several years ago I did opposite thing
I translate C++ program (little modules) to Alaska Xbase, and I had many problems because same program in Alaska Xbase work much much slower...
Roger, Jimmy, Tom and otheds very helped me with optimalization code and now work maybe better than old modules programmed in Borland C++.
No problem translate between C++ / Xbase when only mathematical functions, with GUI I have no idea what that would mean.

I am also interesting return back to C++ for use very quick routine with files than I need, but used only as external modules, that not use GUI.

hi,

Victorio wrote:I am also interesting return back to C++ for use very quick routine with files than I need, but used only as external modules, that not use GUI.

i have try to access C# DLL from Xbase++ but it need to prepare external DLL e.g. as COM with IDispatch Interface.
other Problem : most are now using 64 Bit ... no Chance with 32 Xbase++

Hi Jimmy

Can functions in DLLs created habour be called within Xbase++. If it is possible that may be another opportunities for Xbase++ developers

Joe

unixkd wrote:Can functions in DLLs created habour be called within Xbase++.
If it is possible that may be another opportunities for Xbase++ developers

32 Bit DLL Yes, 64 Bit DLL No