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I’m building an c# app that is designed to replicate and enhance the functionality of an VB6 app developed many years ago.
My problem is that one module in the old app does some realy complicated things and trying to replicate this starting from specs would be a big pain for me. Even if this sounds like the best idea.
My question is : is there a way i could keep the old VB module and integrate it into the c# app, so that i wouldn’t have to rewrite everything ?
Thanks!
Yes. You can turn the module into a COM object, and .Net will happily call into COM objects. Depending on what you have right now you may need to find a copy of Visual Studio 6 to make that happen (it’s still available on MSDN if you have a subscription). To give you more exact instructions we’d need to see more of your code.