Autoit to .NET

12/05/2015 22:42 ssamko#1
Hello !
I have got a little problem. I want to protect my code so as not to be decompiled. I want to put it to .NET is there are some converter or some way how can I do it ?
Thank you.
12/06/2015 00:39 YatoDev#2
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Originally Posted by ssamko View Post
I want to protect my code so as not to be decompiled.
.Net is even easier to decompile...
12/06/2015 19:53 ssamko#3
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Originally Posted by »FlutterShy™ View Post
.Net is even easier to decompile...
wtf ? rly ? how ? so which language ? java ?
12/07/2015 00:06 butter123#4
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Originally Posted by ssamko View Post
java ?
not any better :D

c,c++
12/07/2015 10:03 ssamko#5
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Originally Posted by butter123 View Post
not any better :D

c,c++
c++ ? fuuu....I wanna live too...c++ has very long syntax.
ok thnx....I will see
12/07/2015 16:38 warfley#6
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c++ ? fuuu....I wanna live too...c++ has very long syntax.
ok thnx....I will see
C++ isn't that hard, but if you don't want to learn it you have plenty of possibilities. You can use any compiled language, such as ada, C, C++, Pascal, Oberon, Fortran, Cobol, etc.

Scripting languages like Autoit, or those semi compiled languages like .Net or Java can easy be decompiled because they dont generate Machine code
12/09/2015 21:43 ლʕಠᴥಠʔლ#7
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Originally Posted by ssamko View Post
Hello !
I have got a little problem. I want to protect my code so as not to be decompiled. I want to put it to .NET is there are some converter or some way how can I do it ?
Thank you.
Just write your desktop applications with Qt and C++ if you are that concerned about your code.
C++11 isn't that hard. I'm sure within 3 months you got it already.