CrypToniC
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How safe is a .lib file ?
Generally a coder wish to distribute his/her work but not
the source (perhaps it is based on license fees or similar)
The question is how hard is it to reverse engineer a
.lib file (generated by MsDev)
How safe is a .a .so .o file in Unix ? (created by gcc)
Are there any switches I need to enable in order to get higher safety ?
the source (perhaps it is based on license fees or similar)
The question is how hard is it to reverse engineer a
.lib file (generated by MsDev)
How safe is a .a .so .o file in Unix ? (created by gcc)
Are there any switches I need to enable in order to get higher safety ?
i should image they are okay, a DLL would be prefered on windows
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Since this will be on an embedded system there cant be
an .DLL however the info is much apprechiated (? how is it spelled ??)(The acctual development will be on Windows/*nix though)
Thanx alot
/CrypToniC
an .DLL however the info is much apprechiated (? how is it spelled ??)(The acctual development will be on Windows/*nix though)
Thanx alot
/CrypToniC