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Compiling Your C Code to .NET - Part 2

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
Download OrangeC compiler - 7.8 MB Articles about OrangeC to .NET Compiling your C code to .NET - Part 1 Table of Contents Introduction Using .NET types Using .NET methods Using Try / Catch / Finally Introduction To allow the support of .NET methods, classes, properties, enums ....
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DotNetPeLib: A library to read and generate .Net assemblies in C++11

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
DotNetPELib is a library which abstracts managed information such as namespaces, classes, fields, methods, and instructions. The information can then be used to generate assembly language source files, or PE executables or DLLs. When I gave the idea to David, creator and developer of the C/C++ compiler OrangeC, https://github.com/LADSoft/OrangeC, to generate .net code from the C code, together I gave the idea of creating a lib. to assist in generating .net code and .net assemblies.
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Compiling Your C Code to .NET - Part 1

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
With this new OrangeC/C++ compiler back-end, you can compile your C code to .NET Often, for those who program in C and are starting to program in C # / VB or some other compiled language for .NET, they want or even need to call function codes in C we write. And whenever I researched on the Internet, or speak to use Visual C++ with the in the compiler, or use to call the C function.
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Compiling your C code to .NET - Part 2

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
With this new OrangeC/C++ compiler back-end, you can compile your C code to .NET To alow the support of .Net methods, classes, properties, enums ....
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DotNetPeLib: A library to generate .Net assemblies in C++11

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
DotNetPELib is a library which abstracts managed information such as namespaces, classes, fields, methods, and instructions. The information can then be used to generate assembly language source files, or PE executables or DLLs. When I gave the idea to David, creator and developer of the C/C++ compiler OrangeC, https://github.com/LADSoft/OrangeC, to generate .net code from the C code, together I gave the idea of creating a lib. to assist in generating .net code and .net assemblies.
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Generating managed assemblies from unmanaged code

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
DotNetPELib is a library which abstracts managed information such as namespaces, classes, fields, methods, and instructions. The information can then be used to generate assembly language source files, or PE executables or DLLs. When I gave the idea to my friend David, creator and developer of the C/C++ compiler OrangeC, https://github.com/LADSoft/OrangeC, to generate .net code from the C code, together I gave the idea of creating a lib. to assist in generating .net code and .net assemblies.
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DotNetPeLib: A library to generate managed assemblies in C++11

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
DotNetPELib is a library which abstracts managed information such as namespaces, classes, fields, methods, and instructions. The information can then be used to generate assembly language source files, or PE executables or DLLs. When I gave the idea to my friend David, creator and developer of the C/C++ compiler OrangeC, https://github.com/LADSoft/OrangeC, to generate .net code from the C code, together I gave the idea of creating a lib. to assist in generating .net code and .net assemblies.
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Introduction to ELENA Programming Language

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By Alexandre Bencz, Class MyClass, IntPtr output, Aleksey Rakov
| The Code Project
Not sure what is happening, but I tried to run the following sample code from the article: import extensions; import system'routines; import extensions'routines; public program() { var list := new Range(1,5).selectBy:(n => randomGenerator.nextInt(100)).toArray(); console.printLine("sort(",list,")=",list.orderBy:(p,n => p < n)) } and elena64-cli does not like it: elena64-cli.exe random.l ELENA Command-line compiler 6.0.565 (C)2005-2024 by Aleksey Rakov Project: random, Platform: Win_x64,...
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Compiling your C code to .NET

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
With this new OrangeC/C++ compiler back-end, you can compile your C code to .NET Often, for those who program in C and are starting to program in C # / VB or some other compiled language for .NET, they want or even need to call function codes in C we write. And whenever I researched on the Internet, or speak to use Visual C++ with the in the compiler, or use to call the C function.
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ELENA Programming Language

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By Alexandre Bencz
| The Code Project
ELENA is a general-purpose, object-oriented, polymorphic language with late binding. It features message dispatching/manipulation, dynamic object mutation, a script engine / interpreter and group object support. In this article I will present the basic concepts of how to code in ELENA and also will present the basic concepts of purely object-oriented programming. The ELENA compiler was fully implemented in C++ to compile the compiler is not required external dependencies, such as Flex, Bison...
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