Converting c# code to C++ native code or for x86 Processor

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How can i make my C# console application able to run without .Net frame work e.g convert it to native c++ code or to some other method so that it will run without .Net frame work.

Posted 22-Apr-14 22:09pm

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-04-22T22:25:00

Solution 1

Your C# application cannot run without the CLR. Of course, converting the code to a C++ console application would make the trick.

Posted 22-Apr-14 22:25pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2014-04-22T22:26:00

Solution 2

You can't in practice, because C# was designed with the .NET framework in mind - and without it it can't do anything! The Console class is part of .NET, every variable you try to create is a .NET Object.

And I know of no converter than can re-code C# to native (Non-CLR) C++

Posted 22-Apr-14 22:26pm

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Albert Holguin 23-Apr-14 10:32am

I know of one converter... the do it by hand converter... :p

OriginalGriff 23-Apr-14 10:38am

Are you volunteering? :laugh:

Albert Holguin 23-Apr-14 10:44am

Only if it's URGENTZ

User 59241 · Answer 3 · 2014-04-22T22:42:00

I agree with the other answers. "Converting" is best done by a competent programmer who can replicate the functionality of the c# program. This may not be possible if the .net program uses a lot of the features available in .net.

If it is a small program you can try this for free. I've no idea of the results.
http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/CSharp_to_CPlusPlus_Converter_Details.html[^]