>Hi all
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>In the same vein.
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>I use CodeBook (open source) as the framework. CB provides an i-Layer which is for personal customization, this layer contains a lot of code I have created for enhancing the framework for my personal requirements. There is also an a-Layer where all the application specific stuff go. a-Layer is dependent on i-Layer and in turn i-Layer is dependent on c-Layer (CodeBook).
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>I can give away or atleast allow clients to download CodeBook. a-Layer can be classified as theirs if the contract allows, but I would like to protect my i-Layer as it is generic and used by many projects of mine.
I would definitely include the used version of Codebook (or its download).
Can they still compile to the EXE without the i-layer? Suppose there's an error in the i-layer, can't they fix it?
>Removing code from the vcx still allows it to be decompiled using ReFox and other utilities.
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>How can this be achieved?
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