On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 5:48 PM, Cliff Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes this type of security is required (by law or PHB's), but most
people who ask this sort of question are simply following a cargo-cult
mentality of believing that source code must be kept secret, without
much
Hi Phlee,
it is true that it is possible to decompile bytecode python but it is
also true that it is possible to decompile or disassemble any
language. That in itself does not make it worthless for two reasons:
The first is that it is illegal (if you say so in the license). How
easy it is to
Thanks, all
I didn't know that by just decompiling bytecode, the source code could
be easily derived
Will this fact be a limitation for Python apps on embedded systems? I
think source code protection seems to be a great concern when
deploying apps on embedded systems.
On 7月4日, 上午9時40分,
2008/7/6 phlee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I didn't know that by just decompiling bytecode, the source code could
be easily derived
Will this fact be a limitation for Python apps on embedded systems? I
think source code protection seems to be a great concern when
deploying apps on embedded systems.