Porting C ++ to C #

Question

C ++ and C # are pretty nice programming languages, in my opinion. If C ++ code needs to be ported to a platform where C # is the only supported platform, how much work will need to be done?

Do I have to prepare for most of the C ++ code to be rewritten in C #? Or, due to differences in language, does refactoring need to be fairly simple and straightforward?

I know that this will depend on the application itself, but I ask in general.

Answer 1

I recently made a large port of a C ++ application for C #. All in all, I thought it was a pleasant experience. These are the steps that I took, they may or may not apply to your application.

• Get "scaffolding" in place in C #, design your architecture. It is time to get significant architectural changes from an existing application if you decide to do so.
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