Convert Delphi code into C#

Question

Hi All Experts,

I have the following codes written in delphi pascal. I need to translate it into c#. Please help. 

 // Contributor for a pixel
 TContributor = record
 pixel: integer; // Source pixel
 weight: single; // Pixel weight
 end;

 TContributorList = array[0..0] of TContributor;
 PContributorList = ^TContributorList;

 // List of source pixels contributing to a destination pixel
 TCList = record
 n: integer;
 p: PContributorList;
 end;

 TCListList = array[0..0] of TCList;
 PCListList = ^TCListList;

procedure StretchProc(Src, Dst: TBitmap; fwidth: single); //using fwidth=3.0
var
 xscale, yscale: single; // Zoom scale factors
 i, j, k: integer; // Loop variables
 Work: TBitmap;
 contrib: PCListList;

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Thank you very much,

Cheers,

CC

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Answer 1

Hi,

You might first try some tool that can convert Delphi code to c#, there are many we can get via searching.

or you may figure out what the code do and code it in c#.

Harry

 

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Answer 2

If you have the delphi project files, try using this:

http://www.netcoole.com/delphi2cs.htm

It will also create a new vs project for you and supports vs 2005, 2008 and 2010!

Answer 3

Hi,

Harry is right. for example there is a coversion tool at http://www.netcoole.com/delphi2cs.htm (Migrates from Delphi to C#)

Best regards,

Yasser.

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Answer 4

Most of the conversion tools from delphi to c# suck. Its probably better to do it by hand since its such a small snippet of code.

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Answer 5

Hi Guys,

I did try some tools, it give me all kind of errors such as

"@ Unsupported property or method(A): 'ScanLine' "

"@ Undeclared identifier(3): 'pf24bit'"

"@ Unsupported function or procedure: 'GetMem'"

I will try to tidy up by myself.

Anyway, thank you for all your effort in helping me.

Cheers

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Answer 6

Good luck!

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