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George2015-09-16 02:41:41
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George, 2015-09-16 02:41:41

How to migrate an application project with a linked library from C++Builder to Visual Studio?

A long time ago, someone wrote an application in C++Builder. Under Windows, with a normal user interface, with a connected library written by him in the same builder.
I need to migrate these projects to Visual Studio. I have a rough idea of ​​what it does, but have not yet figured out how it works.
Anivey... What's the best way to do this? Any advice, recommendations and chilling stories about how someone has done this are welcome.
Among other things, the .svr.a file that appears when the library is built and is required by the application is very disturbing. What is it? Server Polling Script? How to create it with vs?
If you port the library first, how do you link it to the original application to check if the port was successful?
What are the best ways to quickly create ui in vs?

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sitev_ru, 2015-09-16
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Much easier to stay on the same builder. It is constantly updated and maintained. Recently, the latest version for Windows 10 was released.
If, nevertheless, you need to transfer to Visual Studio, then few people write in Visual Studio C ++, they mostly write in Sharp ... In any case, you will have to write the UI from scratch.

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