If you google groups <Search this group> for <obfuscate "source code">
or <protect "source code"> there have been several threads about what
you could do with a BSD licensed Ruby, etc. And there have been
lengthy threads also in comp.lang.python about legal/contractual
protections, how to deal with clients etc
OR llok at: Ruby2c and rubyscript2EXE. But I think basically there
isn't a hard to defeat scheme, either compiling/encrypting code, or
re-wiring the interpreter
Marcelo wrote:
> And certain kind of compiled form or exe?
I wrote a Ruby obfuscator that emits a compilable C file as part of the ruby_to_c project. It is not publicly available, however.
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On Jan 24, 2006, at 7:35 AM, Gene Tani wrote:
Gene Tani wrote:
If you google groups <Search this group> for <obfuscate "source code">
or <protect "source code"> there have been several threads about what
you could do with a BSD licensed Ruby, etc. And there have been
lengthy threads also in comp.lang.python about legal/contractual
protections, how to deal with clients etc
OR llok at: Ruby2c and rubyscript2EXE. But I think basically there
isn't a hard to defeat scheme, either compiling/encrypting code, or
re-wiring the interpreter