That is one of my aims to do that.
Eric
Brian Mathis �g�J�G
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Adam wrote:
> > > Eric wrote:
> > > > is it possible to take a checksum of parts or even whole of the
> > > > code? if possible, I can prevent my code get corrupt.
> > > Checksums might detect corruption, but will not prevent it.
> > Especially if the code that performs the checksum gets corrupted.
> >
> > I'm curious as to what corruption problems Eric is running across. Applications
> > are stored in the storage heap, which is protected from all but the most
> > malicious programs from corruption. And no checksum scheme will protect against
> > that.
> > In other words, unless you're really paranoid, I don't see that a checksum
> > scheme will provide any better protection than what's already built into the OS.
> > -- Keith
>
> Maybe this is part of an anti-cracking scheme? If so, it should be pointed out
> that anyone who might be trying to crack your code would also figure out that
> they need to update the checksum.
>
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