On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Angelo Lorenzo wrote:
> Dear gurus,
>
> If I have two programs written for the same purpose
> one created in C and the other one in PERL. After
> compiling my program in C, it's just ok if I delete
> the source code. But what about in Perl, how can I do
> the same to hide the source code of my programs?
Lots of ways. There are (or should be) Perl compilers and
converters. Look around on CPAN. You can dick around with
file permissions. You can embed a Perl interpreter in a C program,
and feed it mangled or encrypted source.
Myself, I rather like having source code around. One of the
reasons I like scripting languages is that the source code is
always there for you to debug.
Brian
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