C/C++ compiler generate native machine code targeting the selected processor; what do you want to obfuscate on bytes here? Don't make sense.
Obfuscator are used for normal readable interpreter code like .NET.
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Hi,
Which are most advanced obfuscators for C and C++ to protect code?
Thanks
C/C++ compiler generate native machine code targeting the selected processor; what do you want to obfuscate on bytes here? Don't make sense.
Obfuscator are used for normal readable interpreter code like .NET.
Hi Mann Alex,
About C++ Obfuscator I suggest you refer to this issue.It is rarely used.
As discussed by everyone:
They're really only needed for .Net because the code is so easily
converted back to something closely matching the original source code
by a tool such as the .Net Reflector. With native C++, especially when optimised, it's quite a difficult
task to get back from the object/assembly code to the original source
code - so most people don't bother trying to make it even harder.
Best regards,
Elya
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