Convert VB.NET <---> C#

http://www.vbconversions.net[^]
It work for me without error. But I tried only a few projects. It allows to convert entire project from VB.NET to C#.
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Caveat: Commercial product! 15 days trial!!!
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check this out:

http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/vb-to-csharp/[^]

it will serve your purpose

hope it helps :)

The free SharpDevelop IDE has a built-in conversion utility.

There are several web-based applications for doing this. Google is your friend.

I know this used to be a free tool, but the devils at redgate are now charging for Reflector[^]. Maybe you can still find an old version out there and see if still fits your needs. With Reflector you can disassemble a .NET dll or exe back to source code. So for your translation process, let's say VB.NET -> C#, you would compile the VB.NET project and then disassemble that into C#. For C# -> VB.NET you'd first build the C# project and then disassebmle that into VB.Net Done!

Caveat: The link I posted in this solution points to a commercial product. I don't advise you to use it, as I abhor people making money out of former open/free solutions. If you need this professionally it might still be a viable solution for you. Especially since smallest available version would already be fit for your needs.

Best regards,

—MRB

Simple Basics.
When you are declaring Variables:
VB: dim num as double
C#: double num;

don't forget the semicolons for every end of statements. :D

Use reflector to convert the P-Code to either VB or C#. It works great on non-obfuscated code (and because you have the source, the build won't be obfuscated)