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Monday, March 3, 2014

Decompiling the source code

Hello,

Can any one tel me how to secure my iphone application and is it possible for anyone to decompile my iphone app from app store..

 

 

 

 

Thank U..:)


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Saturday, March 1, 2014

Re: Decompiling the source code

There is no way to prevent someone from doing whatever they like with the app they download from the App Store.

However, if you're source code is safe and in multiple secured backup sites, the resulting code from decompiling is nearly useless.

Don't worry about it; just keep your source code safe.


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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Decompiling the source code

Hello,

Can any one tel me how to secure my iphone application and is it possible for anyone to decompile my iphone app from app store..

 

 

 

 

Thank U..:)


View the original article here

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Is there a way to hide the source code in an Xcode app?

Whenever I export an Applescript app from Xcode, in the resources folder, there is the unprotected source code. Someone else has changed the source code a bit and has begun distributing my app as his own. Is there anyway to compile or encrypt this code on export?


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Re: Is there a way to hide the source code in an Xcode app?

In your project's build settings there is an OSACompile - Build Options section where you can select the option to Save as Execute-Only.  The run-only script isn't encrypted, but I haven't heard of anyone taking the time to decompile one.  Note that even though the script is no longer easily readable, text strings and variable/method names can still be seen.


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Is there a way to hide the source code in an Xcode app?

Whenever I export an Applescript app from Xcode, in the resources folder, there is the unprotected source code. Someone else has changed the source code a bit and has begun distributing my app as his own. Is there anyway to compile or encrypt this code on export?


View the original article here

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

how to connect another wifi device with iphone and source code

HI  all

 

       I am new in ios developement . I want some help

          I wanted to connect iphone with another wifi device . and how  to write a source code and and how we test this .

 

soran singh


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Sunday, January 6, 2013

Re: I cannot compile "C" source file on Mac OS X(10.8.2)

If I run below command,  got the error.

 

xcrun cc jukebox.c

jukebox.c:1:9: fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found

#include

        ^

1 error generated.


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Re: I cannot compile "C" source file on Mac OS X(10.8.2)

If I run below command,  got the error.

 

xcrun cc jukebox.c

jukebox.c:1:9: fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found

#include

        ^

1 error generated.


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Re: I cannot compile "C" source file on Mac OS X(10.8.2)

If I run below command,  got the error.

 

xcrun cc jukebox.c

jukebox.c:1:9: fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found

#include

        ^

1 error generated.


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Re: I cannot compile "C" source file on Mac OS X(10.8.2)

If I run below command,  got the error.

 

xcrun cc jukebox.c

jukebox.c:1:9: fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found

#include

        ^

1 error generated.


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I cannot compile "C" source file on Mac OS X(10.8.2)

Hi,

I am trying to compile the C source filein terminal, using "cc" or "gcc" command. No luck.

Later on, tried to ran the command, xcrun cc filename.c, the compiler gave an error about header files.


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Saturday, January 5, 2013

How can I route the audio signal from an internal source like iTunes through a self made Quartz Composition?

Hey,

 

I was trying to make a music visualizer with Quartz Composer and it works fine with the built-in microphone.

But is there any possibility to use the internal audio signal from a mp3 directly without any workarounds like soundflower or other audio routing software?

Or is it something you could not manage within a Quartz Composition?


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How can I route the audio signal from an internal source like iTunes through a self made Quartz Composition?

Hey,

 

I was trying to make a music visualizer with Quartz Composer and it works fine with the built-in microphone.

But is there any possibility to use the internal audio signal from a mp3 directly without any workarounds like soundflower or other audio routing software?

Or is it something you could not manage within a Quartz Composition?


View the original article here