DevJournal

Author: m039

DevJournal.md

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+# About
+
+This project is my hobby project to get familar with Roslyn.
+
+# True intention
+
+This is a note for a stranger, who as me, is looking for the answer how to translate his C# code to C++ (or vice-versa), I have bad and good news for you.
+
+Bad: in general it is a bad idea, sometimes very bad, most of companies offer AOT, not translators. But what I also realize, it could be very good if you know exactly how your transpiler works.
+
+Good: if you want to translate code from one programming language to another on a daily basis, then what you exactly want is a new language (or existing one, e.g., [Ć](http://cito.sourceforge.net)). Think of it as C# and C++ are very different languages, a main difference is GC, you cann't translate freely from one code to another, but if you have a new language (subset of both) you can translate with ease.

Library/CppLang/SourceCompiler.cs

@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ static public void AppendEx(this StringBuilder builder, YStatement statement)
                 builder.Append(")");
                 AppendEx(builder, @if.Statement);
                 if (@if.ElseStatement != null) {
-                    builder.Append("else");
+                    builder.Append(" else ");
                     AppendEx(builder, @if.ElseStatement);
                 }
             }