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Re: hiding idl code [message #6833]

Tue, 27 August 1996 00:00

Robert Moss
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Registered: February 1996

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Claus Hammerl wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I wrote an idl application and want it to be used by others, but I
> don't want others to look at the source code ... is there any
> possibility to do a compilation and run the compiled code or do
> I always have to run IDL and read the source code to run it ...
>
> thanks in advance
>
> claus hammerl
> hammerl@physik.uni-augsburg.de

You can use something like

.RUN myapp ;compile the top of the food chain
RESOLVE_ALL ;compile all routines that are called by myapp
SAVE, /ROUTINES, FILENAME = 'myapp.sav' ;save all routines

This will create an IDL saveset called 'myapp.sav' which has all
of the compiled routines in it (see help for RESOLVE_ALL). This
is machine independent. Your customers would then use

RESTORE, FILENAME='myapp.sav'

before starting youir application. By the way, they will have to run
IDL. I believe that run-time licenses of IDL are available from
Research Systems under certain circumstances.

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