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From: demailly@thomson-lcr.fr (Gilles Demailly)
Subject: Re: Q: How to make Smalltalk code unreadable?
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Date: Mon, 8 Jan 1996 10:06:11 GMT
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Hi Alois,

if you want to disable anyone from looking at your code, you
must deliver an image without code access, i.e no Browser, no
do-it, print-it and inspect possibilities. You must also
disable breaks and debugging. This is the same thing as delivering
a binary, which means you must deliver a full version for each
new deliverable.
Some Smalltalk tools allow you to remove some classes automatically,
this might help you ...

--Gilles - demailly@thomson-lcr.fr

