C# to Java converter

Re: C# to Java converter



T K wrote:
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> Anyone aware of such a converter? Anyone know why SUN is not all over it?
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> tia
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> -t[/color]

Why would we need such a converter? C# is trash. Who would ever want
to turn it into Java? Garbage in, Garbage out.

Re: C# to Java converter

There are some features in C# that Java doesn't
have like structures that allow you to specify the
memory layout of data. And the "unsafe" keyword.

"Alexander Bryanson" <arcimpluse@yah oo.com> wrote in message
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> T K wrote:
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> > Anyone aware of such a converter? Anyone know why SUN is not all over[/color][/color]
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> > tia
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> Why would we need such a converter? C# is trash. Who would ever want
> to turn it into Java? Garbage in, Garbage out.
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Re: C# to Java converter

So such a converter would be unable to translate these features, correct?

Phil... wrote:[color=blue]
> There are some features in C# that Java doesn't
> have like structures that allow you to specify the
> memory layout of data. And the "unsafe" keyword.
>
> "Alexander Bryanson" <arcimpluse@yah oo.com> wrote in message
> news:p_nab.6538 [email protected] lumbus.rr.com.. .
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>>T K wrote:
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>>>Anyone aware of such a converter? Anyone know why SUN is not all over[/color][/color]
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> it?
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>>>tia
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>>>-t[/color]
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>>Why would we need such a converter? C# is trash. Who would ever want
>>to turn it into Java? Garbage in, Garbage out.
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Re: C# to Java converter

well do you know how to turn off array bounds checking
i don't

"Alexander Bryanson" <arcimpluse@yah oo.com> wrote in message
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> So such a converter would be unable to translate these features, correct?
>
> Phil... wrote:[color=green]
> > There are some features in C# that Java doesn't
> > have like structures that allow you to specify the
> > memory layout of data. And the "unsafe" keyword.
> >
> > "Alexander Bryanson" <arcimpluse@yah oo.com> wrote in message
> > news:p_nab.6538 [email protected] lumbus.rr.com.. .
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> >>T K wrote:
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> >>>Anyone aware of such a converter? Anyone know why SUN is not all over[/color]
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> > it?
> >[color=darkred]
> >>>tia
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> >>>-t
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> >>Why would we need such a converter? C# is trash. Who would ever want
> >>to turn it into Java? Garbage in, Garbage out.
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> >[/color]
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Re: C# to Java converter

Phil,

Sun has indicated
(<http://java.sun.com/products/hotspot/docs/whitepaper/Java_HSpot_WP_v 1.4_802_1.html> )
that their JIT compiler has the ability to infer when the bytecode
it's compiling to machine code cannot generate out-of-bounds array
indexes. When it makes that determination, it will omit the bounds
checks from the JIT-compiled machine code it emits.

Randall Schulz


Phil... wrote:
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> Well do you know how to turn off array bounds checking? I don't.[/color]