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Translate .NET languages (C#, C++) to one another using VS?
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Translate .NET languages (C#, C++) to one another using VS?
Can I do that? Something about the MS intermediate language?
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The intermediate language is used for compiling only. You can't actually access the intermediate language to my knowledge.
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There must be some way to get it. Common Runtime Language I think it's called in .Net. Google it out, keep us informed
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You can access the IL via command line ILDASM (intermediate language disassembler). There are 3rd party translation progs that do just what you're asking from say vb.net to c#. .NET is language neutral, so based on syntactic rules the intermediate code could be parsed from one language to another, but it cannot be done without effort in vs if that's what your asking.
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