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Python sln 2 cmake #39
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Hi @necrose99, That idea looks quite good for WinPEAS! And WinPEAS is written in C# (.Net) do looks like it's compatible. |
As far as I know
It will dump sln to a cmake file.
However using cmake on windows to drive visual studio, wishing it did
bidirectional conversion.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2074144/generate-c-sharp-project-using-cmake
Just switches visual studio
To cmake on linux
With mono or .net core
Perhaps with some tinkering including other contributors,
For linux can build .net or intergration to metasploit framework in time.
As a post exploit utilities.
But point being most will use Pentoo/(Gentoo), Parotsec, Kahli, Blackarch
linux types.
so building a cross useful,
arm7hf arm64 for iot types or rpi4 w10 ... also possiblities.
However cmake would take some doing on a dev-branch to perhaps get to work.
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…On Wed, Apr 22, 2020, 10:42 Carlos Polop ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @necrose99 <https://github.com/necrose99>,
That idea looks quite good for WinPEAS!
But the project say this:
*Note : Actually, it's only works with C/C++ (.vcxproj) and Fortran
(.vfproj) projects.*
And WinPEAS is written in C# (.Net) do looks like it's compatible.
Have you tried it?
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Hey mate, Thank you |
1 *on linux *you could build the windows .net exe's via cross compile on
mono or .net core *linux host* : *Windows/targets.. x86/x64/arm7hf /
arm64* ?
2 The python script could adapt *SLN* to native *cmake.* / also some tips
on https://github.com/Aschratt/DotNetWithCMake for Linux users.. and or
add patches to get cmake .net/mono to build windows binaries for the kit..
https://github.com/pavelliavonau/cmakeconverter
*may still need some patching to work but hypothetically possible *
3) *use as normal on windows targets *
just an idea
perhaps a *metasploit hook latter on too.. *
…On Fri, Apr 24, 2020 at 7:56 AM Carlos Polop ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey mate,
Thank you very much for the information but I still don't understand what
you want to do.
Please, could you explained for detailed your suggestion (what do you want
to achieve/how)?
Thank you
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Thanks for the idea mate, but I don't consider this to be a top priority feature so it will be tracked here: #43 |
Might prove useful
Unfortunately 1 way conversion only.
https://github.com/pavelliavonau/cmakeconverter
Linux windows. Net crossdev/compile.
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