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C ++ open source compiler / converter in C #

Even if manual entry is required for this. Is there a good enough option?

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I don't know anything about this site, but a little googling found this .

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If it was in managed C ++ or C ++ / CLI, you can compile it and then parse the assembly in C # using a tool like Reflector. Of course, this is not open source, but maybe you can find an open source reflex tool?

If it's native C ++, it's a lot more complicated.

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