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http://www.remotesoft.com/linker
Link assemblies together, compile MSIL to native code, deploy without whole
Framework installation, stop reverse engineering, all in one.
Here you can download a linked version the Scribble Windows Form sample,
http://remotesoft.com/linker/samples/scribble/scribble-20.zip
(The linked EXE is around 7MB. Need another 10MB CLR files in order to run
on machines w/o Framework. The linking process can be further optimized to
shrink the size)
Salamander .NET Linker and mini-deployment tool allows you to link .NET
assemblies together into a single file, and to deploy your application
without installation of the whole Microsoft .NET Framework. The linker
selectively links MSIL code putting together only the required classes and
methods, and it is capable of linking into the Microsoft .NET framework class
libraries. The mini-deployment tool then builds a minimum set of the
Microsoft .NET runtime to ship with your application. This usually results in
installation size of a few mega bytes, rather than tens of mega bytes, and
the installation takes much less time without rebooting machines. The
mini-deployed application can be launched directly from a CD, absolutely
without copying files or adding registry entries. Starting from .NET 2.0, a
native compilation feature will be introduced to compile all managed
assemblies into x86 machine code, and thus improves performance and stops
disassembling and decompilation. Not even a single MSIL instruction will be
ever delivered to your customers.
Huihong
Link assemblies together, compile MSIL to native code, deploy without whole
Framework installation, stop reverse engineering, all in one.
Here you can download a linked version the Scribble Windows Form sample,
http://remotesoft.com/linker/samples/scribble/scribble-20.zip
(The linked EXE is around 7MB. Need another 10MB CLR files in order to run
on machines w/o Framework. The linking process can be further optimized to
shrink the size)
Salamander .NET Linker and mini-deployment tool allows you to link .NET
assemblies together into a single file, and to deploy your application
without installation of the whole Microsoft .NET Framework. The linker
selectively links MSIL code putting together only the required classes and
methods, and it is capable of linking into the Microsoft .NET framework class
libraries. The mini-deployment tool then builds a minimum set of the
Microsoft .NET runtime to ship with your application. This usually results in
installation size of a few mega bytes, rather than tens of mega bytes, and
the installation takes much less time without rebooting machines. The
mini-deployed application can be launched directly from a CD, absolutely
without copying files or adding registry entries. Starting from .NET 2.0, a
native compilation feature will be introduced to compile all managed
assemblies into x86 machine code, and thus improves performance and stops
disassembling and decompilation. Not even a single MSIL instruction will be
ever delivered to your customers.
Huihong