[sahapro33]

Help...
I did not know where to write, wrote here.
Such a problem: How to remove or change the compiled plugin?
P. s: is this method of protection plugins Decompiler:

public OnPluginStart() 
{ 
if(1 != 1) // <----------------
g_Menu = CreateMenu(Select_Menu); 
}

[thecount]

............................................. ............................................. .......................what?

[tristen620]

Originally Posted by sahapro33 Help... I did not know where to write, wrote here. Such a problem: How to remove or change the compiled plugin? P. s: is this method of protection plugins Decompiler: public OnPluginStart() { if(1 != 1) // <---------------- g_Menu = CreateMenu(Select_Menu); }

It looks like a cosmic ray detector.

I remember seeing quite some time ago that when memory in a computer that isn't shielded is affected by radiation it can flip bits so if your running a loop to test if 1!=1 continuously if it comes up then it had to have been changed on you externally

[Potato Uno]

Originally Posted by thecount ............................................. ............................................. .......................what?

He said he didn't know where to post this, so he posted it here.
He also is asking if you can modify a compiled plugin, or if the compiled plugin code is protected. (That's my take on it at least.)

To OP: no you cannot modify a compiled plugin. Modify the source code and compile it again. It is protected (kind of, since it's an indecipherable mess of binary instructions). You can use a decompiler if you are desperate but it won't give anywhere near great results.

[sahapro33]

Thanks for the answer. But nevertheless, I saw at
other forums (Russian-speaking) that people
wrote about that that it is possible както to
change a plug-in not of decompiler we will simply
see decompiler a code (That is in a place of full
decompiler of a plug-in they allegedly look
through this decompiler a code and keep back) but
they don't want to share the changed decompiler...

[friagram]

Any plugin can be disassembled.
Anyways, you'd be a fool to accept a binary, and it's not legal to distribute a binary without source anyway.