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[QUESTION] Basic ADT C# Reader

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glararan:
C++ to C# converter doesn't exists.

Keta:

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I meant manually convert it u.u As C++ and C# is very similar when still working with the console applications. So I'm pretty sure I can "draw the lines" between the C++ and C# differences ;)

Thanks
Keta

Steff:
All dev languages are very similar  in syntax. But c# and c++ are two different worlds.
c++ get compiled direct in an executable an c# get to bytecode that runs in the .net runtime environment. So .net is microsofts java.

Keta:
True, but you can't argue with the fact that when working in the basic of C++ and C#, its all about knowing what code means what in the other language, to convert it.
Anyway, I think this is going a little off topic tbh x)

Anyone got a C++ or C# ADT reader code I may take a look at?



Thanks
Keta

schlumpf:
Cryect's tools really seem to be the best start. They are small and easy to understand. Only problem here: They always only read parts of the file, not the whole file.

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