On Thu, 7 Aug 2008 12:34:46 -0400, Dave Salt wrote:
>
>If you want compiled REXX to be portable (in other words, you want the REXX to 
>be executable at sites that don't have the REXX 'library' installed), then you 
>*must* use the SLINE option (as well as the ALT option). This means the REXX 
>source will be included in the executable, and will be executed at interpreted 
>speed on systems where the REXX library isn't installed. However, as someone 
>else pointed out, you can make the source unreadable by using the CONDENSE 
>option.
>
Does CONDENSE provide industrial strength encryption, or merely make the
code slightly harder to read at a casual glance?

-- gil

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