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Marshalling
marshalling an object includes codebase and object data. If codebase i.e. source code of class of an object is transferred to another machine , how can it be protected to be viewed.
If codebase i.e. source code of class of an object is transferred to another machine
It isn't. That isn't what 'codebase' means. The 'codebase' of a class is information about where the .class file was loaded from. Don't just guess what words mean, look them up.
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Using Visual Basic .Net, I would like to receive a notification from Windows whenever either a new program or a shortcut is created in a particular path (let's assume for example: C:\Users\name\AppData\Roaming\...\Programs\Startup).
How can I achieve this?
You could use a FileSystemWatcher for that path and handle the Created event.
FileSystemWatcher-Tutorial
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In my app I need to get mirrored and rotated copies of video files on iPhone.
What the best and fastest way to do this?
Try this on for size.
The CAReplicatorLayer class creates a specified number of copies of
its sublayers (the source layer), each copy potentially having
geometric, temporal and color transformations applied to it.
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Can any one tell me why Objective-C is called a "run-time language"
Technically, it's not a runtime language-- it is, however, a runtime oriented language.
Objective-C is a runtime oriented language, which means that when it's possible it defers
decisions about what will actually be executed from compile & link time to when it's
actually executing on the runtime.
From here.
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It's my first app, I provided 5 different snapshots, it for some reason keep making a dup of the 4th to be the 5th one and the real 5th one is just gone for no reason. Where can I file bugs for these issues?
If you're a registered apple developer, file a bug at http://bugreporter.apple.com
and document things well, otherwise your bug will be ignored or not looked seriously at.
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I have a .dll and I need some code from it. How do I get the code from a .dll?
If by code you mean the textual instructions that were used to generate the machine code in the library, the best you can really do at this point is assembly language. Nearly any debugger will let you view the assembly.
If you meant the original high level language, your out of luck.
You can't. You can open it up in a hex editor, but there is no way to get the original source code from compiled output. This is the basis for the entire closed-source (proprietary) software industry.