code conversion help

[hitesh 2000]

hi guys i need help again. i am getting an error when i am declaring an array
but work in vb6
CRC_Table As Variant
CRC_Table = Array( _
&H0, &H1189, &H2312, &H329B, &H4624, &H57AD, &H6536, &H74BF, &H8C48, &H9DC1, &HAF5A, &HBED3, &HCA6C, &HDBE5, &HE97E, &HF8F7, &H1081, &H108, &H3393, &H221A, &H56A5, &H472C, &H75B7, &H643E, &H9CC9, &H8D40, &HBFDB, &HAE52, &HDAED, &HCB64, &HF9FF, &HE876, _
&H2102, &H308B, &H210, &H1399, &H6726, &H76AF, &H4434, &H55BD, &HAD4A, &HBCC3, &H8E58, &H9FD1, &HEB6E, &HFAE7, &HC87C, &HD9F5, &H3183, &H200A, &H1291, &H318, &H77A7, &H662E, &H54B5, &H453C, &HBDCB, &HAC42, &H9ED9, &H8F50, &HFBEF, &HEA66, &HD8FD, &HC974, _
&H4204, &H538D, &H6116, &H709F, &H420, &H15A9, &H2732, &H36BB, &HCE4C, &HDFC5, &HED5E, &HFCD7, &H8868, &H99E1, &HAB7A, &HBAF3, &H5285, &H430C, &H7197, &H601E, &H14A1, &H528, &H37B3, &H263A, &HDECD, &HCF44, &HFDDF, &HEC56, &H98E9, &H8960, &HBBFB, &HAA72, _
&H6306, &H728F, &H4014, &H519D, &H2522, &H34AB, &H630, &H17B9, &HEF4E, &HFEC7, &HCC5C, &HDDD5, &HA96A, &HB8E3, &H8A78, &H9BF1, &H7387, &H620E, &H5095, &H411C, &H35A3, &H242A, &H16B1, &H738, &HFFCF, &HEE46, &HDCDD, &HCD54, &HB9EB, &HA862, &H9AF9, &H8B70, _
&H8408, &H9581, &HA71A, &HB693, &HC22C, &HD3A5, &HE13E, &HF0B7, &H840, &H19C9, &H2B52, &H3ADB, &H4E64, &H5FED, &H6D76, &H7CFF, &H9489, &H8500, &HB79B, &HA612, &HD2AD, &HC324, &HF1BF, &HE036, &H18C1, &H948, &H3BD3, &H2A5A, &H5EE5, &H4F6C, &H7DF7, &H6C7E, _
&HA50A, &HB483, &H8618, &H9791, &HE32E, &HF2A7, &HC03C, &HD1B5, &H2942, &H38CB, &HA50, &H1BD9, &H6F66, &H7EEF, &H4C74, &H5DFD, &HB58B, &HA402, &H9699, &H8710, &HF3AF, &HE226, &HD0BD, &HC134, &H39C3, &H284A, &H1AD1, &HB58, &H7FE7, &H6E6E, &H5CF5, &H4D7C, _
&HC60C, &HD785, &HE51E, &HF497, &H8028, &H91A1, &HA33A, &HB2B3, &H4A44, &H5BCD, &H6956, &H78DF, &HC60, &H1DE9, &H2F72, &H3EFB, &HD68D, &HC704, &HF59F, &HE416, &H90A9, &H8120, &HB3BB, &HA232, &H5AC5, &H4B4C, &H79D7, &H685E, &H1CE1, &HD68, &H3FF3, &H2E7A, _
&HE70E, &HF687, &HC41C, &HD595, &HA12A, &HB0A3, &H8238, &H93B1, &H6B46, &H7ACF, &H4854, &H59DD, &H2D62, &H3CEB, &HE70, &H1FF9, &HF78F, &HE606, &HD49D, &HC514, &HB1AB, &HA022, &H92B9, &H8330, &H7BC7, &H6A4E, &H58D5, &H495C, &H3DE3, &H2C6A, &H1EF1, &HF78)

[aashish_9601]

i think you must use the 'New' keyword like

CRC_Table = New Array(......)

[jmcilhinney]

The problem is that you aren't declaring an array. You are declaring a Variant, which doesn't exist in VB.NET. If you want an Integer array then declare your variable as that type:

Dim crcTable As Integer()

As for creating the array object, which is a different thing altogether than declaring an array variable, do it like this:

crcTable = New Integer() {&H0, ..., &HF78}

[hitesh 2000]

thanks for rep
now the error is
Error 1 Bounds can be specified only for the top-level array when initializing an array of arrays.

[jmcilhinney]

You are now creating a jagged array but you're creating it incorrectly. Your original post says and shows nothing about jagged arrays. If you don't provide us with all the relevant information, like an explanation of what you're trying to achieve and the code you're using to try to achieve it, we can't provide you with a specific solution.

[.paul.]

i think i can see where you're going wrong. there's a difference between parentheses + curly brackets.
this is how your declaration should be:

crcTable = New Integer() { _
&H0, &H1189, &H2312, &H329B, &H4624, &H57AD, &H6536, &H74BF, &H8C48, &H9DC1, &HAF5A, &HBED3, &HCA6C, &HDBE5, &HE97E, &HF8F7, &H1081, &H108, &H3393, &H221A, &H56A5, &H472C, &H75B7, &H643E, &H9CC9, &H8D40, &HBFDB, &HAE52, &HDAED, &HCB64, &HF9FF, &HE876, _
&H2102, &H308B, &H210, &H1399, &H6726, &H76AF, &H4434, &H55BD, &HAD4A, &HBCC3, &H8E58, &H9FD1, &HEB6E, &HFAE7, &HC87C, &HD9F5, &H3183, &H200A, &H1291, &H318, &H77A7, &H662E, &H54B5, &H453C, &HBDCB, &HAC42, &H9ED9, &H8F50, &HFBEF, &HEA66, &HD8FD, &HC974, _
&H4204, &H538D, &H6116, &H709F, &H420, &H15A9, &H2732, &H36BB, &HCE4C, &HDFC5, &HED5E, &HFCD7, &H8868, &H99E1, &HAB7A, &HBAF3, &H5285, &H430C, &H7197, &H601E, &H14A1, &H528, &H37B3, &H263A, &HDECD, &HCF44, &HFDDF, &HEC56, &H98E9, &H8960, &HBBFB, &HAA72, _
&H6306, &H728F, &H4014, &H519D, &H2522, &H34AB, &H630, &H17B9, &HEF4E, &HFEC7, &HCC5C, &HDDD5, &HA96A, &HB8E3, &H8A78, &H9BF1, &H7387, &H620E, &H5095, &H411C, &H35A3, &H242A, &H16B1, &H738, &HFFCF, &HEE46, &HDCDD, &HCD54, &HB9EB, &HA862, &H9AF9, &H8B70, _
&H8408, &H9581, &HA71A, &HB693, &HC22C, &HD3A5, &HE13E, &HF0B7, &H840, &H19C9, &H2B52, &H3ADB, &H4E64, &H5FED, &H6D76, &H7CFF, &H9489, &H8500, &HB79B, &HA612, &HD2AD, &HC324, &HF1BF, &HE036, &H18C1, &H948, &H3BD3, &H2A5A, &H5EE5, &H4F6C, &H7DF7, &H6C7E, _
&HA50A, &HB483, &H8618, &H9791, &HE32E, &HF2A7, &HC03C, &HD1B5, &H2942, &H38CB, &HA50, &H1BD9, &H6F66, &H7EEF, &H4C74, &H5DFD, &HB58B, &HA402, &H9699, &H8710, &HF3AF, &HE226, &HD0BD, &HC134, &H39C3, &H284A, &H1AD1, &HB58, &H7FE7, &H6E6E, &H5CF5, &H4D7C, _
&HC60C, &HD785, &HE51E, &HF497, &H8028, &H91A1, &HA33A, &HB2B3, &H4A44, &H5BCD, &H6956, &H78DF, &HC60, &H1DE9, &H2F72, &H3EFB, &HD68D, &HC704, &HF59F, &HE416, &H90A9, &H8120, &HB3BB, &HA232, &H5AC5, &H4B4C, &H79D7, &H685E, &H1CE1, &HD68, &H3FF3, &H2E7A, _
&HE70E, &HF687, &HC41C, &HD595, &HA12A, &HB0A3, &H8238, &H93B1, &H6B46, &H7ACF, &H4854, &H59DD, &H2D62, &H3CEB, &HE70, &H1FF9, &HF78F, &HE606, &HD49D, &HC514, &HB1AB, &HA022, &H92B9, &H8330, &H7BC7, &H6A4E, &H58D5, &H495C, &H3DE3, &H2C6A, &H1EF1, &HF78}

[hitesh 2000]

i think i can see where you're going wrong. there's a difference between parentheses + curly brackets.
this is how your declaration should be:

crcTable = New Integer() { _:check:
&H0, &H1189, &H2312, &H329B, &H4624, &H57AD, &H6536, &H74BF, &H8C48, &H9DC1, &HAF5A, &HBED3, &HCA6C, &HDBE5, &HE97E, &HF8F7, &H1081, &H108, &H3393, &H221A, &H56A5, &H472C, &H75B7, &H643E, &H9CC9, &H8D40, &HBFDB, &HAE52, &HDAED, &HCB64, &HF9FF, &HE876, _
&H2102, &H308B, &H210, &H1399, &H6726, &H76AF, &H4434, &H55BD, &HAD4A, &HBCC3, &H8E58, &H9FD1, &HEB6E, &HFAE7, &HC87C, &HD9F5, &H3183, &H200A, &H1291, &H318, &H77A7, &H662E, &H54B5, &H453C, &HBDCB, &HAC42, &H9ED9, &H8F50, &HFBEF, &HEA66, &HD8FD, &HC974, _
&H4204, &H538D, &H6116, &H709F, &H420, &H15A9, &H2732, &H36BB, &HCE4C, &HDFC5, &HED5E, &HFCD7, &H8868, &H99E1, &HAB7A, &HBAF3, &H5285, &H430C, &H7197, &H601E, &H14A1, &H528, &H37B3, &H263A, &HDECD, &HCF44, &HFDDF, &HEC56, &H98E9, &H8960, &HBBFB, &HAA72, _
&H6306, &H728F, &H4014, &H519D, &H2522, &H34AB, &H630, &H17B9, &HEF4E, &HFEC7, &HCC5C, &HDDD5, &HA96A, &HB8E3, &H8A78, &H9BF1, &H7387, &H620E, &H5095, &H411C, &H35A3, &H242A, &H16B1, &H738, &HFFCF, &HEE46, &HDCDD, &HCD54, &HB9EB, &HA862, &H9AF9, &H8B70, _
&H8408, &H9581, &HA71A, &HB693, &HC22C, &HD3A5, &HE13E, &HF0B7, &H840, &H19C9, &H2B52, &H3ADB, &H4E64, &H5FED, &H6D76, &H7CFF, &H9489, &H8500, &HB79B, &HA612, &HD2AD, &HC324, &HF1BF, &HE036, &H18C1, &H948, &H3BD3, &H2A5A, &H5EE5, &H4F6C, &H7DF7, &H6C7E, _
&HA50A, &HB483, &H8618, &H9791, &HE32E, &HF2A7, &HC03C, &HD1B5, &H2942, &H38CB, &HA50, &H1BD9, &H6F66, &H7EEF, &H4C74, &H5DFD, &HB58B, &HA402, &H9699, &H8710, &HF3AF, &HE226, &HD0BD, &HC134, &H39C3, &H284A, &H1AD1, &HB58, &H7FE7, &H6E6E, &H5CF5, &H4D7C, _
&HC60C, &HD785, &HE51E, &HF497, &H8028, &H91A1, &HA33A, &HB2B3, &H4A44, &H5BCD, &H6956, &H78DF, &HC60, &H1DE9, &H2F72, &H3EFB, &HD68D, &HC704, &HF59F, &HE416, &H90A9, &H8120, &HB3BB, &HA232, &H5AC5, &H4B4C, &H79D7, &H685E, &H1CE1, &HD68, &H3FF3, &H2E7A, _
&HE70E, &HF687, &HC41C, &HD595, &HA12A, &HB0A3, &H8238, &H93B1, &H6B46, &H7ACF, &H4854, &H59DD, &H2D62, &H3CEB, &HE70, &H1FF9, &HF78F, &HE606, &HD49D, &HC514, &HB1AB, &HA022, &H92B9, &H8330, &H7BC7, &H6A4E, &H58D5, &H495C, &H3DE3, &H2C6A, &H1EF1, &HF78}

thanks for rep but this also not worked for me. error is
Error 1 Identifier expected.

i want to calculate crc bytes for data for doing this the total code i have is

Public Function CreatePacket(Data_Resource() As Byte) As Variant
Dim Result As Integer, i As Integer, CRC_Table As Variant, CRLo As Byte, CRHi As Byte, CR As Variant
CRC_Table = Array( _
&H0, &H1189, &H2312, &H329B, &H4624, &H57AD, &H6536, &H74BF, &H8C48, &H9DC1, &HAF5A, &HBED3, &HCA6C, &HDBE5, &HE97E, &HF8F7, &H1081, &H108, &H3393, &H221A, &H56A5, &H472C, &H75B7, &H643E, &H9CC9, &H8D40, &HBFDB, &HAE52, &HDAED, &HCB64, &HF9FF, &HE876, _
&H2102, &H308B, &H210, &H1399, &H6726, &H76AF, &H4434, &H55BD, &HAD4A, &HBCC3, &H8E58, &H9FD1, &HEB6E, &HFAE7, &HC87C, &HD9F5, &H3183, &H200A, &H1291, &H318, &H77A7, &H662E, &H54B5, &H453C, &HBDCB, &HAC42, &H9ED9, &H8F50, &HFBEF, &HEA66, &HD8FD, &HC974, _
&H4204, &H538D, &H6116, &H709F, &H420, &H15A9, &H2732, &H36BB, &HCE4C, &HDFC5, &HED5E, &HFCD7, &H8868, &H99E1, &HAB7A, &HBAF3, &H5285, &H430C, &H7197, &H601E, &H14A1, &H528, &H37B3, &H263A, &HDECD, &HCF44, &HFDDF, &HEC56, &H98E9, &H8960, &HBBFB, &HAA72, _
&H6306, &H728F, &H4014, &H519D, &H2522, &H34AB, &H630, &H17B9, &HEF4E, &HFEC7, &HCC5C, &HDDD5, &HA96A, &HB8E3, &H8A78, &H9BF1, &H7387, &H620E, &H5095, &H411C, &H35A3, &H242A, &H16B1, &H738, &HFFCF, &HEE46, &HDCDD, &HCD54, &HB9EB, &HA862, &H9AF9, &H8B70, _
&H8408, &H9581, &HA71A, &HB693, &HC22C, &HD3A5, &HE13E, &HF0B7, &H840, &H19C9, &H2B52, &H3ADB, &H4E64, &H5FED, &H6D76, &H7CFF, &H9489, &H8500, &HB79B, &HA612, &HD2AD, &HC324, &HF1BF, &HE036, &H18C1, &H948, &H3BD3, &H2A5A, &H5EE5, &H4F6C, &H7DF7, &H6C7E, _
&HA50A, &HB483, &H8618, &H9791, &HE32E, &HF2A7, &HC03C, &HD1B5, &H2942, &H38CB, &HA50, &H1BD9, &H6F66, &H7EEF, &H4C74, &H5DFD, &HB58B, &HA402, &H9699, &H8710, &HF3AF, &HE226, &HD0BD, &HC134, &H39C3, &H284A, &H1AD1, &HB58, &H7FE7, &H6E6E, &H5CF5, &H4D7C, _
&HC60C, &HD785, &HE51E, &HF497, &H8028, &H91A1, &HA33A, &HB2B3, &H4A44, &H5BCD, &H6956, &H78DF, &HC60, &H1DE9, &H2F72, &H3EFB, &HD68D, &HC704, &HF59F, &HE416, &H90A9, &H8120, &HB3BB, &HA232, &H5AC5, &H4B4C, &H79D7, &H685E, &H1CE1, &HD68, &H3FF3, &H2E7A, _
&HE70E, &HF687, &HC41C, &HD595, &HA12A, &HB0A3, &H8238, &H93B1, &H6B46, &H7ACF, &H4854, &H59DD, &H2D62, &H3CEB, &HE70, &H1FF9, &HF78F, &HE606, &HD49D, &HC514, &HB1AB, &HA022, &H92B9, &H8330, &H7BC7, &H6A4E, &H58D5, &H495C, &H3DE3, &H2C6A, &H1EF1, &HF78)

Result = &HFFFF
For i = 0 To UBound(Data_Resource)

Result = (Int(Result / 256) And &HFF) Xor CRC_Table((Result Xor Data_Resource(i)) And &HFF)

Next

CRHi = (Result Xor &HFF) And &HFF

CRLo = (Int(Result / 256) Xor &HFF) And &HFF

CR = Data_Resource

ReDim Preserve CR(UBound(Data_Resource) + 3)

CR(UBound(CR) - 2) = CRHi

CR(UBound(CR) - 1) = CRLo

CR(UBound(CR)) = &H7E

CreatePacket = CR

End Function

[hitesh 2000]

searched all over nothing found....
another solution of the problem is make dll of this function in vb6 is this possibe.

[Milk]

Use [code][/code] or [HIGHLIGHT="vb"][/HIGHLIGHT] tags around your code, it preserves indentation and makes it easier to read.

Where was the red underline when you got the Identifier Expected error?

I'm not sure but it looks like there might be a mistake in the VB6 implementation, not a code breaking mistake but a logic error.

Result = &HFFFF '<-- &HFFFF = -1
For i = 0 To UBound(Data_Resource)
    'Result / 256 works like a right shift of 8 when Result is positive
    'but it does not behave the same when Result is negative
    'It looks to me like this code might have been converted incorrectly in 
    'the first place 
    Result = (Int(Result / 256) And &HFF) Xor CRC_Table((Result Xor Data_Resource(i)) And &HFF)
Next

If you want to maintain that behaviour then everything declared as Integer should be declared as Short. This unfortunately will create a problem with the array declare because hex code in Net is always positive so in order to make it work you need to convert all the 2 byte hex codes into the equivalent signed 16 bit numbers (eg &H8C48 becomes -29624). It's easy to do, just print the array out to the immediate window in VB6.

As already mentioned you need to get rid of the Variants, change them to the appropriate types.

[hitesh 2000]

that is beyond the time limit i have what about the second option.make dll with vb6

[formlesstree4]

I'm still trying to figure out why you're using the "Variant" data type in VB.net which, as JMC said, doesn't exist in .NET! It's just kind of funny that you seem to be taking a step back after you take one forward.

It would help if you told us where the red underline is actually located (since the IDE does that), but I'll take a guess that it has to do with the "Variant" type that it has no idea about.


I do want to know why you'd rather make the DLL with VB6 when it would be, in my opinion, better and easier to make it in .NET if you're trying to utilize it on the .NET Framework...