Conversion from Turbo C++ to VC++

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I am having a project in Borland Turbo C++, I need the same project to be converted to Microsoft VS 2003 VC++ project. Is it possible to do conversion in .Net?

Posted 12-May-10 6:37am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-05-12T06:39:00

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This is confusing. VS200 is a VERY standards compliant compiler. VC6 ( what you tagged your question ), is not. Either way, if you're using stuff that's not real C++, but part of Turbo C++, then no, you will need to convert it to C++ yourself.

Posted 12-May-10 6:39am

Christian Graus