imfh wrote:

While it's possible to convert Scratch to C++, no one has made a program to do it yet (as in readable, human editable C++, not machine generated garbage).

If you want to make a program to convert Scratch to C++, first you'll need to make an engine to handle stuff like sprites, the pen, asynchronous scripts, etc. Next you'll need to make a program to convert each Scratch block and sprite into something that uses your engine.

In summary, while it is technically possible, you will have to do so much programming that it would be much easier to just convert the project by hand (eg. write a C++ program based of your program).

Raihan142857 wrote:

imfh wrote:

While it's possible to convert Scratch to C++, no one has made a program to do it yet (as in readable, human editable C++, not machine generated garbage).

If you want to make a program to convert Scratch to C++, first you'll need to make an engine to handle stuff like sprites, the pen, asynchronous scripts, etc. Next you'll need to make a program to convert each Scratch block and sprite into something that uses your engine.

In summary, while it is technically possible, you will have to do so much programming that it would be much easier to just convert the project by hand (eg. write a C++ program based of your program).

I disagree, it seems as simple as compiling the Scratch program to Javascript, then converting the Javascript to C++.

Maximouse wrote:

Raihan142857 wrote:

imfh wrote:

While it's possible to convert Scratch to C++, no one has made a program to do it yet (as in readable, human editable C++, not machine generated garbage).

If you want to make a program to convert Scratch to C++, first you'll need to make an engine to handle stuff like sprites, the pen, asynchronous scripts, etc. Next you'll need to make a program to convert each Scratch block and sprite into something that uses your engine.

In summary, while it is technically possible, you will have to do so much programming that it would be much easier to just convert the project by hand (eg. write a C++ program based of your program).

I disagree, it seems as simple as compiling the Scratch program to Javascript, then converting the Javascript to C++.

Seems. I don't think there's an easy way to convert arbitrary JavaScript code to C++.

Raihan142857 wrote:

Stuff involving sprites and pen will not convert to C++ easily.

minecraftprox101 wrote:

bump

celleron56 wrote:

i dont actually know how to do this your best bet would probably be to write a converter yourself because noone seems supportive of converting scratch to (whatever cool programming language that's so much better than scratch ) around here or convert it to java / html and use a linux distro like BrowserLinux (which in fact is a linux distro its 20 times easy'r to use linux than windows for this project ) or arch linux and configurire it to open your project in fullscreen mode directly after boot (and optionally also lock the browser to disallow stopping the project or going to another website (which maibe could be done using a costum extension which maibe could be configurired to allow the project to send http requests via costum blocks and make it able to execute js which you could also use arch linux and a costum scratch player / editor like turbowarp & configurire it by the way )

minecraftprox101 wrote:

I have OS Project that I haven't started, and I want it to be able to run in a VM or muti-booted computer. I can't (obviously) muti-boot or run a OS made in scratch in a VM without compiling it first. Is there any compiler that lets me to Convert Scratch to C++?
(Sorry if this is the incorrect format, I'm new to the AT)

hurry1102 wrote:

minecraftprox101 wrote:

I have OS Project that I haven't started, and I want it to be able to run in a VM or muti-booted computer. I can't (obviously) muti-boot or run a OS made in scratch in a VM without compiling it first. Is there any compiler that lets me to Convert Scratch to C++?
(Sorry if this is the incorrect format, I'm new to the AT)