C/C++ Code Conversion to Windows Service
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I'm seeking an expert in C/C++ development, specifically with experience in Windows 10 OS. The primary task involves converting an existing codebase to run as Windows Services. This code is currently built for desktop environments; I need it to be refactored and optimized for performance as a Windows Service.
Key Project Details:
- I need the code's functionality preserved while being refactored; this should not impact the user experience.
- The conversion should prioritize seamless background execution, ensuring the code runs efficiently without hindering system performance.
- Thorough testing post-conversion is crucial. Any bugs or issues should be rectified before the project is considered complete.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in C/C++ programming, particularly in the context of Windows 10 OS.
- Prior experience in converting desktop applications to Windows Services.
- Strong understanding of system performance optimization and background execution.
- Ability to conduct comprehensive testing to ensure a smooth transition and functionality post-conversion.
If you are confident in your C/C++ skills and can deliver a robust, high-performance Windows Service, I'd be eager to discuss this project further with you.
Key Project Details:
- I need the code's functionality preserved while being refactored; this should not impact the user experience.
- The conversion should prioritize seamless background execution, ensuring the code runs efficiently without hindering system performance.
- Thorough testing post-conversion is crucial. Any bugs or issues should be rectified before the project is considered complete.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in C/C++ programming, particularly in the context of Windows 10 OS.
- Prior experience in converting desktop applications to Windows Services.
- Strong understanding of system performance optimization and background execution.
- Ability to conduct comprehensive testing to ensure a smooth transition and functionality post-conversion.
If you are confident in your C/C++ skills and can deliver a robust, high-performance Windows Service, I'd be eager to discuss this project further with you.