Hi,
I've successfully used Xenocode's Postbuild 2010 (the standalone product.) Obfuscation works OK, with one proviso - there's an "enable metadata reduction" option which mangles things like class names and uses strange characters. These characters are OK as class names in .NET but sometimes they aren't valid class names in Java. So when Mono for Android generates the Java classes there's a problem and the package can't be generated. When I disabled "metadata reduction" the class names became more straightforward and were valid in both C# and Java. Hope this helps. Andy From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Seung Hyun Park Sent: 06 December 2011 02:28 To: [email protected] Subject: [mono-android] Any obfuscator working with Mono for Android? Hello. Is there any obfuscator working with Mono for Android well? In principle, most of obfuscators for .NET Framework should work with Mono and Mono for Android. However, the obfuscator not supporting a specific platform officially makes problems on it, as my experience. I know several obfuscators support Mono, but I cannot find obfuscators supporting Mono for Android officially. Best regards. -- ------------------------------------------------ S.H. Park Microsoft MVP [email protected] http://ivoryguard.blog.me <http://ivoryguard.blog.me/> Twitter: @ivoryguard ------------------------------------------------
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