Why naive? I know about decompiling. But it's one thing to have normal code and another to have restored code, which are two big differences, especially if the code is large and complex.
All the same it is a certain level of protection, though not a big one. A level lower, for instance, is a simple littering of code. A higher level - protection by moving a part of the code into DLL
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That's why I use inludes instead of rebuilds, because I don't need to bother with modules and don't want to lug a lot of files around.
But the modules can be distributed in compiled form at least to protect your code... I mean partly openly and partly closed.
But modules can be distributed in compiled form to at least protect their code... I mean partly openly and partly closed
You're big, but you're naive.
Seems big but naive
Why naive? I know about decompiling. But it's one thing to have normal code and another to have restored code, which are two big differences, especially if the code is large and complex.
All the same it is a certain level of protection, though not a big one. A level lower, for instance, is a simple littering of code. A higher level - protection by moving a part of the code into DLL