Perl Obfuscator
Simon Cozens
simon at simon-cozens.org
Wed Sep 19 14:12:58 BST 2007
Chris Jack wrote:
> But I am concerned that people may reimplement my code and "reduce my
profit potential".
If you're that concerned, the tool for dealing with this is not an
obfuscator but a patent office. People who break your license agreement
- you got a good lawyer to right one for you, yes? - will not be stopped
by an obfuscator, so it looks very much like you're trying to use a
technological solution to a legal problem.
A problem which, I must add, you haven't ascertained if it actually exists.
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