> Turning off debug symbols is good, but not really effective against > experienced reverse-engineers. > > In essence everything can be reverse-engineered, but obfuscation makes the > task much harder and, hopefully, not worth the cost.
Well, the code is 68K code, so you're working from assembly. I've never seen any tools that rearrange compiled 68K code; the tools that obfuscate Javascript or Java work on the idea of renaming variables and functions to obscure the flow. 68K code doesn't have those anyway. If you turn on automatic function inlining and structure things well, you should remove a lot of the function level flow. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
