Re: py installer, Is it safe?
LMAO nope. Nice try. pyd files actually contain no Python code. Basically the Python code is made into C, which is made into Assembly. The .c files aren't required, and I just delete them. The pyd files are compiled Assembly code. Sure you can use something
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
lol no
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
uncompyle ca n decompile .pyd extensions
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
It is worth noting that you do not Cythonize game.py, that is the most code anyone will be able to get, as it is what will be compiled.
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
Yup. Lets say you made game.pyd. Thenin something like main.py, which will be compiled.# import *every* module game.pyd does (Cython can be bitchy).import gameif __name__ == '__main__': game.main() # Or whatever your main function is.
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
So how can i compile my programs with cython? It creates a dll libraries, which should be imported and ran.So i have to create single file where should import main.dll or something then run it from main.py or is another way?
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
Also more breakable than Cython.
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
YOu can use pyarmor with pyinstaller.
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
Why are we having this discussion again? What is the point?As for bytecodes being bytecodes, this is false. Any set of bytecodes can be decompiled into its code form. All a bytecode is is a compact (though probably a bit more verbose) equivalent of your higher
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@16 yeah. I mean there are games that do such evil things as modification of Assembly on runtime and it takes hackers months to get through, but they still do.@17 it already has. I doubt it will go away altogether though. The day MS open sources Windows
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
the days of close source is going to an end slowly btw
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
If someone wants your code, it doesn't matter what its written in they will get it, no matter what level of encryption or tricks you use. Full Stop. I know of people who decompile and reverse engineer assembly code, C, C++, hell the pirate scene can crack DRM
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@13, I saw LOL thanks.@14, That is true, and do what with it, though? It's not like I'm hard coding passwords/keys into my code anyways. SO what. Go have my source. You probably need it more than I do if you're doing it for more than just seeing if you can
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@12 I could make a script that could decompile your entire project, given a pyinstaller directory, in one click. Such a thing probably exists, and it would basically just be gluing together existing tools. If you don't protect your executables at all, it's
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@12 I could make a script that could decompile your entire project, given a pyinstaller directory, in one click. Such a thing probably exists, and it would basically just be gluing together existing tools. If you don't protect your executables at all, it's
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@12 I just made your user carma go from 99 to 100
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@10, just cythonize, it wont make it booletproof but it makes it hard enough for amateurs to not bother mess with, the peapol who could get some useable code out of cython they know that they better spend there time on something else that may bring them money
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
No no. Not one click. It is actually more complex than most people make it sound. It's not hard by any means, but pyinstaller makes it no easier. Asset protecting isn't worth it IMHO. Source code I half get it, but there are people that literally have spent
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
i never said that i will do something as you say, groundbreaking, but i don’t like something like, i shair something, 5 minutes later, random people going hey, i got the source, not saying that the code is grate or something, it just sounds mehand i know
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@6 The NVG launcher (the small executable that launches another one) is not intended at all for executable protections. We have our own internal methods of protection in NVG which include Cythonizing. The launcher is simply to clean up the directory structure
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
@5 The NVG launcher (the small executable that launches another one) is not intended at all for executable protections. We have our own internal methods of protection in NVG which include Cythonizing. The launcher is simply to clean up the directory structure
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
Regarding BGT being decompiled, I seriously, seriously wouldn't count on it. As far as I understand it, once something is compiled to bytecode, bytecode it will remain, because it's not even an encryption scheme as such, more a different version of what's
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
I mean, given enough effort, I am reasonably sure that BGT-created products could be decompiled. Yes, said effort would be much greater than what is required for Python, but it is theoretically possible. Carter did get at the logic behind the encryption
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
I'm with 5 on this one. Sure you can cythonize, or pull a fuckin Sam Tupy and make your own extended Pyinstaller build system that makes a tiny exe that runs another exe, and fsajkrlwejklrwaejklwerajsfdklaljklujsaoiruotuqwuoieurwrpiwe, but no thank you
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
I'm with 5 on this one. Sure you can cythonize, or pull a fuckin Sam Tupy and make your own extended Pyinstaller build system that makes a tiny exe that runs another exe, and fsajkrlwejklrwaejklwerajsfdklaljklujsaoiruotuqwuoieurwrpiwe, but no thank you.
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
The thing I'm constantly realizing with python, and I think this community is starting to learn this the hard way, It's just, not designed with closed source in mind. You can do it if you're good, you can cythonise your code, impliment special checks to insure
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
use cython, there is an article in the articles room about it, its python guide part 3 or something like that, have fun!
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Re: py installer, Is it safe?
sorry for double posting, @1, i forgot to tell you. it's a bit hard to get the loigc behind the low level language, but for those who is very exports and know complicated low level, they can how ever get the logic. ok, you can use cython to decrease the chance
Re: py installer, Is it safe?
yeah. using cython will help you to increase the chance of not reverse enjeneer. but you remember, every thing that is compiled can bee reverse enjineered. mey bee programs written in low level languages can't reverse enjineer the exact source code
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