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Kimberly Porter

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Are there any good tools out there for C to Java Conversion?

Aniruddh Joshi

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I am unaware of any, but as a layman I would be surprised if there are.
The two languages are quite different.

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even if you get tool, you will have to cleanup later.

better to recode!

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The syntax is very similar, but there are too many differences. For instance, C allows you to access memory directly, and perform pointer arithmetic; neither is possible in Java. Also, C has unsigned data types which are not present in Java. Well, there's one: Java's char is is a rough equivalent of C's unsigned short.

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the best tool would be your brain.

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