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Sezhman #1
I want to safeguard my code
Dear All,
I dont want my code to be reverse-engineered from IL. I want to safeguard my
code. How to implement it. Please suggest me some tips.
Thanks From,
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Sezhman
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Arthur Dent #2 Re: I want to safeguard my code
One way to do this is code obfuscation. The higher levels of VS.NET ship
with an obfuscator included.
Ive never actually used it, so i dont know how well it works or not, or how
it compares to others, but
the website for it is here:
[url]http://www.dotfuscator.com/products/dotfuscator/index.html[/url]
HTH.
"Sezhman" <Sezhman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:322A52FE-38FF-42D8-8FC0-0C71CB5E1A5B@microsoft.com...> Dear All,
> I dont want my code to be reverse-engineered from IL. I want to safeguard
> my
> code. How to implement it. Please suggest me some tips.
>
> Thanks From,
> --
> Sezhman
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