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Add a comment to the head of every Java output file stating that this file was produced by CS2J. A command line argument (markDate) controls whether the translation date is included in this initial comment. markDate should be set false for Rustici (end similar) else it will produce spurious source control diffs
Welcome to CS2J, a C# to Java translator In this directory you will find: Translator: A C# project that can be built in Visual Studio 2005. It requires a version of Antlr that can generate C# to be on your path. It builds to a command line application. Run it without arguments to see how to use it to translate C# projects to Java. Although the project knows to use antlr to build the grammar files VS2005 has trouble with getting the dependencies straight. For a trouble free development I suggest you run MSBuild directly in the project directory, e.g.: kevin.glynn@D11624C1 ~/winhome/My Documents/Visual Studio 2005/Projects/Translator/Translator $ /cygdrive/c/WINDOWS/Microsoft.NET/Framework/v2.0.50727/MSBuild.exe works for me under cygwin. In order that the -show<etc> options work you will need to add antlr.astframe.dll and antlr.runtime.dll (from the antlr distribution) to your project references. CS2JLibrary: These are the XML translation files for the .NET library. Copy them into your filesystem, this location will be passed as your translator's -netdir argument. CS2JLibrary: This is a Java project containing supporting code that will be required by the translated code to build and run. Load it into a project in your Java environment and make your translated project depend on it. Disclaimer: By the way, the translator doesn't quite work yet .... Kevin (kevin.glynn@scorm.com)