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[juicyfruitwow]

I was wondering if there is a way to convert simple java code into c++.
I am not importing any special java libraries other than the standard java ones.
If not maybe there is an easier way to do this e.g. JAVA to C then C to C++.
I would really appreciate if someone knows a program which could help me with this problem.

Thank you for your help

[ksemeks]

A little googleing woulndn't hurt you, would it?
There're a couple of Java to C/CPP converters, such as XES (Java2C++), J-C-GO (Java2C), and there's even a C2Java converter.

Hope that's what you've been looking for.

[juicyfruitwow]

Thank you for the quick response. I have tryed XES & J-C-GO but it was quite disappointing. As for C2Java, it wont get the job done as I only have java code atm. I am wondering if anyone knows some better tools for java to c++ conversion.

[ksemeks]

You can try this as well, Java2C from Sourceforge.net .

But, realisticly, you can't really expect a converter which would do the conversion from java to cpp 100% working.
This couple of converters are as good as you get 'em.

[WingedPanther]

Something important to realize is that many basic Java libraries (like AWT, threads, etc) do not have C++ equivalents without using additional libraries.

[ksemeks]

You can try xmlvm, which translates java bytecode.