[loiraolhosazul]

that

PHP Code:

#emit sysreq.c 


it is

PHP Code:

#pragma compress 1 


what is the function of the two

[thEsp]

Neither is a function, both are pre-processor directives. The first one acts like inline assembly that (afaik) calls a function and the second must have something to do with binary compression (reducing output size perhaps).

Edit: after a quick search on google it seems both are for some reason used against decompilation.

[loiraolhosazul]

Originally Posted by thEsp Neither is a function, both are pre-processor directives. The first one acts like inline assembly that (afaik) calls a function and the second must have something to do with binary compression (reducing output size perhaps). Edit: after a quick search on google it seems both are for some reason used against decompilation.

Exactly, however if I try to use '#emit sysreq.c ' the plugin does not work, but the anti decompilation works.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by loiraolhosazul Exactly, however if I try to use '#emit sysreq.c ' the plugin does not work, but the anti decompilation works.

Sounds like a perfect way to protect against someone using your plugin .

[thEsp]

Since AMXX's license expects people to ship plugins by (including) the source code, fysiks got a valid point... more like irony actually.