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    Default Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???


    help me to find some reliable links....

    Thanx need lang for our project

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    well you need a compiler for C/C++ . .. their codes are quite the same, so it will be easy to convert. But if you can find an app that will do it for you that would be great and share the link

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    i dont think there is an app that will automaticall convert the codes to C/C++.
    If there is a way then it will not compile successfully pd. Main reason for this is the libraries used.

    The only way is to re-writing it again in C++.

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    the program we are developing is Flowchart to code and then we need to compile it is there a way to get it compiled?? or just simple get the compiler of the C/C++ and using java as the main

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    ^ wala ko ka-gets nganong mag java ka nga compiled man diay imo gusto...

    anyway, basin gusto lang ka og naay murag "executable" na file? kung java, nakabalo na ba ka anang jar maker??

    di man siguro na complicated na flowchart ba, pag C/C++ na lang...

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    Quote Originally Posted by ambisyoso901 View Post
    the program we are developing is Flowchart to code and then we need to compile it is there a way to get it compiled?? or just simple get the compiler of the C/C++ and using java as the main
    "Flowchart to Code" inyu program, right? and it is written in Java? Your goal is your "Flowchart to Code" program will output a C/C++ code and you need to compile it? right?

    If sakto ni, then, you don't need such application to convert Java to C/C++
    Kamo na mag implement ana according to your flowchart...

    If you need to compile the Code from your flowchart,
    then you should follow your compiler's programming syntax.
    and to compile C/C++ through Java environment read on here,

    java - running an Executable file and then waiting for that particular exe file to no longer be running - Stack Overflow
    How to run a *.exe file in Java - Java | DaniWeb
    Execute an external program - Real's Java How-to

    Look for your compiler's *.exe, and the required syntax for compilation.

    hope it helps o0

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    Default Re: Is there a way to convert JAVA to C/CPP???

    Quote Originally Posted by ambisyoso901 View Post
    the program we are developing is Flowchart to code and then we need to compile it is there a way to get it compiled?? or just simple get the compiler of the C/C++ and using java as the main
    Concept lang ni akoa: as far as i know flowcharts should be platform independent, which means na you can write it in any code, since this is an algorithm..maybe you can assign a certain code for a certain type of shape in your flowchart, then it will convert those shapes into the assigned code..as for the compile wa ko idea..maybe you can have it as a txt file output...

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