> On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 16:45:37 -0500, Manas Kulkarni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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deletia
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> > Is there a way to convert perl script to binary executable (linux
> > platform) so that the code is not seen by the client ?
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This should be in the FAQ.
The short answer is: *NO SYSTEM* whereby you deliver executable code
to a customer is immune from reverse engineering.
ActiveState sells a product that will produce executable binary files
for a variety of targets from Perl source. This can be handy,
especially for Windows-targets, because it gives the user a single
.EXE file they can just run, without having to install Perl.
The comes-with perlcc will function for those cases where "I just want
to save myself the support hassle of casual users tweaking the
script."
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sort them into the correct order.
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