How To Strip your Own Core

[-TÜRK- 23]

Why we are stripping our cores?

 

- 'Cause you are removing symbols & shorten relocation informations. Think a string, then think an adress? Which one is more reachable for system? Through this system can read informations more stable & fast. Like python, .py is more unstable than .pyc

 

Command in BSD:

strip -s game_file_name

Good luck within development!

[Evor 76]

You should add this into the Makefile to strip game automaticaly, just @strip gamefile

[JachuPL 411]

it a good protection if Your own game gets into inappropiate hands, because it strips function names

[-TÜRK- 23]

it a good protection if Your own game gets into inappropiate hands, because it strips function names

 

for sure, for better protection, you can make some password protection for your game file with a little c++ codes..

[JachuPL 411]

for sure, for better protection, you can make some password protection for your game file with a little c++ codes..

 

I would protect it to launch with password from command line and set start.sh chmod to 700

[ATAG 431]

You can also skip the "-g" option in CFLAGS... (and -Wall for skip useless warnings - you will see some interesting one )

[Sphinx² 29]

for sure, for better protection, you can make some password protection for your game file with a little c++ codes..

 

Why not use a license server?

(But no one will use your compiled game core anymore... because the source is public).

 

 

Kind regards

Sphinx

[IceShiva 183]

For hardcore slowly internet users you can compress game via upx

upx -9 --all-methods --best --ultra-brute game

Hell Yeah!

[loyein 18]

Easy and simple, thx.

[Micha aka xCPx 486]

add to the makefile command -s and win...

no need for use strip

[Ken 1035]

12 minutes ago, Micha aka xCPx said:

add to the makefile command -s and win...

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