
December 15th, 2003, 08:48 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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well, orange - this could be a difficult undertaking... Quite possibly one of the best ways to handle this, since C++ is class-oriented anyways, is to compile the c++ classes as a .dll and then simply use them in your VB project. C++ is not functionally equivalent to VB (although C#.net and VB.NET are). There are some significant differences in the way that VB and C++ handle things like integer values, stack allocation, and dequeues (I don't know that dequeues are supported by VB?). I would go for the .dll route, and then just write a VB interface that uses your C++ code.
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