JulsSmile
Last Activity: Jan 22 '19, 04:36 PM
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Great! There are all three ways to convert Perl script into exe) -
Perl to exe
How to convert Perl script into an executable?
I need to do this in three different ways for my scientific work)
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It should work, I think.Leave a comment:
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Maybe you need to spend more time studying the theory. Try reading several articles about the memory model in C ++. This will help you understand how memory is allocated.
Also, you can use GDI leak detection tools.Leave a comment:
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Seems to be a great converter?Leave a comment:
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Thank TraxexPain! That was my headache for a few days.Leave a comment:
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How to merge managed and unmanaged DLLs?
I should to merge unmanaged DLLs with managed DLL for my project. I found some solutions to my question but they do not work. Maybe someone has experience in this question.
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I know that BoxedApp works with Windows10 without problems. ThinApp now also works with Windows10, but recently it had problems with it.Leave a comment:
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I think you need to add some details about the project. It is not clear what help is needed. Maybe you should give a link to the project on GitHub.Leave a comment:
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This program uses a virtual machine to convert code. You can read in detail in the official source.Leave a comment:
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What's wrong with MoleBox? You need Windows tool?Leave a comment:
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If you think about obfuscator, you can try ArmDot. It does not use undocumented features. Therefore, you will be deprived of surprises related with this features.Leave a comment:
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Pasta code is a great obfuscator!
There are simple ways to confuse the code for reading by another programmer. Recently read one of the ways: Break your code into multiple files with as few functions as possible in each. In each file reuse the same variable names, but for utterly different meanings.
You can give variables an unexpected name. This is confusing! But it can be harmful for you too.
But if you want to use obfuscators,...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the answers
1. It's not just about portability on a USB flash drive. It's about virtualization
2. There are programs to intercept keys.Leave a comment:
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JulsSmile started a topic How to protect my application such a way that no one could make it portable?in CHow to protect my application such a way that no one could make it portable?
Good day!
I have a question about the portability of applications. How to protect my application such a way that no one could make it portable? -
BoxedApp SDK is a developer library that provides a set of functions for emulating a file system and a system registry for an application. Using these functions, you can create virtual files, fake registry entries, keys and values. You can launch processes from memory directly, use ActiveX without registration, embed runtimes like .Net, Flash and VC++ redistributable .
Supports both x86 and x64 platforms.Leave a comment:
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I think that there is no difference how to use the virtual registryLeave a comment:
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Hi, I had never met such a question. I think it's impossible to use virtual registry selectively.Leave a comment:
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Wow! There are many programs for Windows. Much more than for Linux. Thanks for the help!Leave a comment:
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