Re: My Suggestion : A New C# compiler for native code

Rod wrote:

Code-obfuscation just means replacing string 'peter' by string 'john'.
Is that secure?

Well, no. It means replacing "peter" with a random string like
"IOIOOIOI" or "GHEIJKND" and "john" with another random string like
"OIOOIOOI" or "HGRTCDWKV." It's not secure - but it's sure hard to
read code when all the meaningful private names have been turned into
gibberish.

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