July 25, 2008 05:34pm pdt

1. pepr 84,675
2. RichieHin... 38,820
3. ramrom 30,178
4. mish33 24,860
5. Adam314 7,100
6. RobSamp... 5,840
7. hweber 5,600
8. nochkin 4,900
9. girionis 4,500
10. efn 4,386
11. clockwatc... 4,322
12. sungenw... 3,604
13. hielo 3,500
14. Shift-3 3,320
15. HonorGod 2,875

1. RichieHin... 261,890
2. pepr 220,571
3. mish33 114,989
4. ramrom 95,473
5. efn 45,876
6. rjkimble 42,210
7. cjjclifford 25,884
8. Muflone 15,800
9. fridom 10,304
10. hweber 9,972
11. Adam314 9,700
12. EOL 9,423
13. RobSamp... 9,240
14. b0lsc0tt 9,218
15. clockwatc... 8,782

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Compile Python Code

Zone: Python Scripting Language

Tags: python, compile

I have been searching around for a way to compile my python scripts beyon .pyc or .pyo files mainly because my company would like to distribute some applications however those byte code files are EASILY decompiled by using the disutils module and by any other methods... Also above the fact that a lot of it is still readable in a text editor.

At any rate, I don't want an answer like say it in the EULA or something dumb like that. I'm looking specifically for something to do code obfuscation or compile it to bit code if that is at all possible.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: e-b

Solution Provided By: EOL

Participating Experts: 8

Solution Grade: A

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