I was given a half-finished project to finish. It was written in C++ using Visual Studio 2005.
Is it possible to somehow continue the project in VB.Net? If it is, can you guide me?
Thanks
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I was given a half-finished project to finish. It was written in C++ using Visual Studio 2005.
Is it possible to somehow continue the project in VB.Net? If it is, can you guide me?
Thanks
If the app isn’t done, then I don’t recommend trying to do the “rest” in VB unless there’s a reasonable segmentation of the existing and new code such that you could turn the existing C++ stuff into a library to be used by the VB code. But only if it makes any kind of sense (think encapsulation here — is the code suitable to stand (or at least lean) on its own?)
Otherwise, it sounds like a maintenance nightmare, where parts of a routine are in one codebase and parts are in another and debugging and enhancing become 10x as hard.