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How to embed a CPP (C++) file into HTML (website)?
Long story short, my brother is going to college for game design and I'm going for web development, and before we even start we're practicing, and I was wondering how to embed a CPP file into a website so that way I can make a website for his text based game.
@Rainmaker, I understand that, but is there a way that I could possibly convert it to a different type of file to be run from a webpage? I found this: http://www.ucancode.net/Visual_C_MFC_Example/Conve... and it says it should be able to convert files from CPP to HTML to be run from a webpage.
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Unless all you want to do is show the C++ source code, you can't.
Exception: if you want to make an Internet Explorer-specific application. In that case, look into ActiveX plugins. (Not recommended. ActiveX is a sucky technology.)
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My answer, above, was the first, and the only complete and correct one: the way you can run a C++ program in a web browser is by turning it into an ActiveX plugin, after which it'll only run in Internet Explorer / under Windows.
The site you're referring to has a tool that converts your source code into HTML, in the sense that it SHOWS your C++ source code with colour coding --that is, it'll show the C++ keyword in one colour, your variables in another, etc. Which is exactly what I ALSO wrote in my initial response --the first line.
Stop looking. It's not possible.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Dear you don't have to worry. Just convert that in Csharp or ASPX as C++ is only a coding language.
Hope it helped you out.
I am a professional developer that's y assist you as per my capacity.
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Place the following into the <HEAD> of your HTML file. <link href="webstyle.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
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- 9 years ago
just call you file link 1st in header and then you function in div.
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