I'm currently working on a project that will bridge a VB6 and a C# system and had a question come to mind. There are two ways that I see of doing this:
I have an object in VB6 with data items that will get mapped into another object on the C# side. I can either pass an XML file/stream between the two systems or I can instantiate the VB6 object in the C# program and do the mapping directly that way.
My question is which is a faster method for the computer to handle?
Will the conversions between VB6 and C# be too costly in terms of run time?
Just curious as to the technicalities here.
Thanks
I have an object in VB6 with data items that will get mapped into another object on the C# side. I can either pass an XML file/stream between the two systems or I can instantiate the VB6 object in the C# program and do the mapping directly that way.
My question is which is a faster method for the computer to handle?
Will the conversions between VB6 and C# be too costly in terms of run time?
Just curious as to the technicalities here.
Thanks