| ??? 08/08/03 02:23 Read: times |
#52263 - RE: protecting the code in uc Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Very little you can do to protect the code. Any company can extract the firmware using physical means or hire a company to do it for them (about 12k us last I checked). The best thing you can do is copyright that which you can.
James |
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