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What does Visual Studio Express with my code?
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| Peter Pippinger 2006-05-30, 8:08 am |
| Hello NG,
i have written a nice programm in C# (so i think :-). But i have seen,
that the exe-file is very easy to decompile :-( So i thought that i
learn C++ convert the nice program and have a real "machinecode-exe".
For this i have used Visual C++ 2005 Express. My "daily-tools" i have
arranged in a namespace "tools".
After all i was sending the exe-File (from Visual C++ 2005 Express) to
the C# decompiler and i recieved the functions (tools) of my Programm
in C# - style (with the right names of the functions).
Doesn=B4t Visual C++ 2005 Express build machinecode-exe-files?
Greetings,
Peter
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| Alex Blekhman 2006-05-30, 8:08 am |
| Peter Pippinger wrote:
> Hello NG,
>
> i have written a nice programm in C# (so i think :-). But
> i have seen, that the exe-file is very easy to decompile
> :-( So i thought that i learn C++ convert the nice
> program and have a real "machinecode-exe". For this i
> have used Visual C++ 2005 Express. My "daily-tools" i
> have arranged in a namespace "tools".
>
> After all i was sending the exe-File (from Visual C++
> 2005 Express) to the C# decompiler and i recieved the
> functions (tools) of my Programm in C# - style (with the
> right names of the functions).
>
> Doesn´t Visual C++ 2005 Express build
> machinecode-exe-files?
Just use Dotfuscator utility, which comes with Visual
Studio.
"Dotfuscator"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...or/dotf3e5x.asp
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| adebaene@club-internet.fr 2006-05-30, 8:08 am |
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Peter Pippinger a =E9crit :
> Hello NG,
>
> i have written a nice programm in C# (so i think :-). But i have seen,
> that the exe-file is very easy to decompile :-( So i thought that i
> learn C++ convert the nice program and have a real "machinecode-exe".
> For this i have used Visual C++ 2005 Express. My "daily-tools" i have
> arranged in a namespace "tools".
>
> After all i was sending the exe-File (from Visual C++ 2005 Express) to
> the C# decompiler and i recieved the functions (tools) of my Programm
> in C# - style (with the right names of the functions).
>
> Doesn=B4t Visual C++ 2005 Express build machinecode-exe-files?
Visual C++ can produce either native code (machine-code, quite hard to
dissasemble), either .NET assemblies that are very similar to C#
assemblies (and can be dissasembled the same way).
Only the 2nd kind of project can use facilities of the .NET framework,
and it requires to use an "extension" of C++ called C++/CLI.
Arnaud
MVP - VC
>=20
> Greetings,
> Peter
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