Code obfuscation / decompilers?

Zomaar Iemand donald.duck at disney.com
Mon Oct 9 08:54:52 EDT 2000

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Hi,

Why don't you write a python function using the Python C API and put all
your validation functions and stuff in a dll and use it that way. This way,
the sensitive code is less vulnerable, I think.

Just take a look here:
http://www.pythonlabs.com/doc/manuals/python2.0/ext/ext.html

Greets, Micha


"Joshua Muskovitz" <josh at open.com> wrote in message
news:39de791e_4 at corp.newsfeeds.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure that other commercial developers have had this concern, namely,
how
> do I prevent others from figuring out how my code works (without the
> original source, that is...)?  Do code obfuscators exist for Python?
>
> Conversely, are there any bytecode to source code decompilers?  These
would
> be of great help in convincing myself that my code is relatively safe from
> prying eyes as well.
>
> All pointers welcome...
>
> -- josh
>
>
>
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