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    Sangeetha Guest

    Regarding the code conversion from C++ to Java


    This is regarding a system which is developed using the Legacy software C++
    and which now needs to be converted to Java ofcourse without any major trade-offs
    in the Design and Architecture.

    1.Is there a conversion tool which helps converting the C++ code to Java
    without any design issues?
    2.Is manual conversion of code the only answer for this conversion of legacy
    code to Java?
    3.How is it that we handle the features that C++ offers and Java does'nt
    such as Multiple Inheritance,Overloaded operators,Pointers,etc?

    It would be of great help even if very little information is available on
    your side with respect to the above queries.

    Thanks in advance,
    Sangeetha

  2. #2
    MarkN Guest

    Re: Regarding the code conversion from C++ to Java


    Saneethea,
    This is a C# group not Java.

    Answers:
    >1.Is there a conversion tool which helps converting the C++ code to Java
    >without any design issues?

    I don't know of any conversion tool.

    >2.Is manual conversion of code the only answer for this conversion of legacy
    >code to Java?

    It is probably best.

    >3.How is it that we handle the features that C++ offers and Java does'nt
    >such as Multiple Inheritance,Overloaded operators,Pointers,etc?

    Multiple Inheritance - bad, so get rid of it.
    Overloaded operators - haven't missed it.
    Pointers - good ridance.

    Mark


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