"it works, but an obfuscating error appeared" Instead of making a “Create Package”, to do this we make a “Create Obfuscated Package”. Once selected, you can “compile” your file obfuscating it. Then under Windows > Preferences > J2ME > Packaging > Obfuscation you can select the PATH: Once the file has been downloaded then unzip it inside your Eclipse folder, for example You can see that the reduction is quite significant.
To provide an idea, an application example takes around 130Kb without obfuscating and 80Kb obfuscating. Using an obfuscator will reduce the use of FLASH memory, and especially the RAM memory. Take in consideration that you are programming an embbeded processor with small RAM and FLASH memory compared with a desktop computer. Semantic Designs clearly put lots of thought into it.Using an obfuscator with your j2me applications is convinient to be able to “obfuscate the code”, and to reduces the total “.jar” file size generated. "Your obfuscator is exactly what we were looking for! Even if a 'prettyfier' were used it would be terminally painful for me to reverse engineer code I wrote myself after running it through Semantic Design's tool. Output encoding in ASCII, European ASCII, or UNICODEĭownload an evaluation version What Customers Are Saying.Can preserve most preprocessor conditionals and macro calls in obfuscated source.
Predefined list of reserved names for standard C libraries provided.No changes to the your C compilation or execution procedures or environment.Identifier scrambling has no impact on functionality or execution performance.This provides significant protection for source code intellectual property that must be shipped to a customer. To make it very difficult to understand or reverse-engineer (example). The C Obfuscator tool scrambles C source code Code Search (Find, Follow), Analysis (Metrics, Static, Dynamic, Bugs) and Change (Modernization, Migration, Generation, Optimization, Rearchitecting)
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