From: Greg McIntyre Date: 2004-03-30T21:29:24+09:00 Subject: Re: Protecting commercial Ruby source Lothar Scholz wrote: > Or write a dll/so and add embedd your rb > files as large c strings there (using maybe the "wrap" tool from the > Fox Toolkit) and then do rb_eval_string("my c file"). After this > protect the dll with something like "armadillo" (use google to find > the URL). This works perfectly for me. Ah, that's quite clever because I presume it also gets around the licensing issue with the regexp library Ruby uses... Is that right? Thanks -- Greg McIntyre ======[ greg@puyo.cjb.net ]===[ http://puyo.cjb.net ]===