On 12/17/2012 12:24 AM, Rob T wrote:
If we want to allow D to fit into various niche markets overlooked by C++, for added security, encryption could be added, where the person compiling encrypted .di files would have to supply a key. That would work only for certain situations, not for mass distribution, but it may be useful to enough people.
That simply would never work any better than just emailing someone an encrypted file, a decryption key, and expecting the end user to decrypt the files, then run the compiler on it.
Consider that dmd is open source. You cannot embed secret information in it.
