I have no idea how C++ works, but I'd like to learn...
Is it possible to create java files/programs using C++?
Andrew Davis 64 0 Newbie Poster
geojia 0 Junior Poster in Training
I don't know any French. Is it possible to speak French using English? If you'd like to learn then don't post obscure questions that people can't even beging to answer. Do some googling and ask specific questions.
Andrew Davis 64 0 Newbie Poster
The specific question was, can you create java programs in C++
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Yes, of course you can create java source files from c++. Once the java source code is created just run it though a java compiler.
geojia 0 Junior Poster in Training
It depends on what you mean. If you mean can you create an c++ application that produces a App.java? The answer is yes, but this is probably not what you are thinking about (a way to do this is to use fstream and write to a text file and then call java compiler on that file).
But here is how programs generally work. There are 3 levels of code.
1. machine code //0's and 1's for all program it's the same assuming same maching
2. assembly code //made from level 3 and turn into level 1, different for individual level 3 language
3. high level //C++, java, ruby...each has it's own compiler that does different things with the code depending on the language.
So once your program is in an .exe format it's in 0's and 1's and it dosen't matter what language it's written in. But there is no way to use a java compiler to produce .o files for c++.
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