Quote Originally Posted by Nightwalker83 View Post
Yeah, someone in another thread talking about c++ to c# code said that there is basically nothing to stop you from converting .net language program to another .net language. How different would the methods used in converting from vb6.0 to.net rather than .net to .net? As stated above that site talks about their own methodology for doing such things. Would it be any different from the other development methodologies?
All .NET languages are compiled to MSIL before execution.
That means that the MSIL for code written in any .net language would be same, and as such is possible to convert from one to another.
It is even possible to write your application partially in one language and partially in another, since both will compile to a common intermediate language at runtime.

But conversion from VB6 to .NET has nothing common in between. VB6 is compiled to binary form while vb.net is compiled to IL. That's why it is not possible to easily convert from one to another.