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Alain R.
Hi,
I already asked about this topic few months ago, but i did not get any
answer which satisfied me, therefore i'm asking it again.
I would like to know how i can protect my code (C#.NET) from being
decompiled and abuse.
in C++, we write in "Win32 native" so you are not able to see any
commandline, or variables,...
I would like to develop an application in C# as also some controls, but
i will not do it if i'm not sure that my code will not be protected at
100% (or at least to maximum...for perfectionists).
So what is your point of view on that topic ?
the purpose is to be able to sell this application or control later on...
thanks a lot,
A.
I already asked about this topic few months ago, but i did not get any
answer which satisfied me, therefore i'm asking it again.
I would like to know how i can protect my code (C#.NET) from being
decompiled and abuse.
in C++, we write in "Win32 native" so you are not able to see any
commandline, or variables,...
I would like to develop an application in C# as also some controls, but
i will not do it if i'm not sure that my code will not be protected at
100% (or at least to maximum...for perfectionists).
So what is your point of view on that topic ?
the purpose is to be able to sell this application or control later on...
thanks a lot,
A.