Calling opcode string discussion

[Charles Pegge]

It's a completely open compiler. Even the full source code for OxygenBasic is included. But the binary Apps it produces are normally completely independent of o2, so you already have reasonable security, like PB. But if you want to make it Mossad and CIA proof, the opcode strings with some cryptography will help protect the critical sections. But it would be much cheaper for the hackers to raid your offices or bribe your employees for the source code

You can also do a few other things like blanking out strings before they are released. So your program does not leave a trail of telltale litter on the heap.

The API calls I use for memory allocation are VirtualAlloc VirtualProtect & VirtualFree