🚀 go-pugleaf

To be honest with you if there was something like this out there, i would be
very dubious about it, i have seen some of these "converters" in the past.

But it also depends on exactly what the program does, and what windows
functions it calls.

Personally for this sort of job you are probably
a) better looking at visualj++ because of the windows integration.
b) if the c / c++ code works, why change it, why rewrite the app??
c) re-writing it yourself.

Cant be more specific, because it all depends on the application, etc.

Regards
Steve


Graham Lovell wrote:

> Sterling Software have a product to convert C & C++ to Java bytecodes, for
> NT and AS/400.
>
> Is there a product for converting 32 Windows code to Java?
>
> Graham