Matlab P Code Decoding
Deploy MATLAB Compiler MATLAB Compiler SDK matlab function p file I have a MATLAB code deployed as an exe application using Compiler. In that MATLAB code, I would like to call and execute a.p file which is located in some other folder location. Deploy as P-code — Convert some or all of your source code files to a content-obscured form called a P-code file (from its.p file extension), and distribute your application code in this format. When MATLAB P-codes a file, the file is obfuscated not encrypted.While the content in a.p file is difficult to understand, it should not be considered secure. Open p file matlab I am working on fringerprint recognition. But I found.p files in most of the codes available on net. So how to open that that.p files in matlab. I want that code. If fun is the name of the m-file then MATLAB will conver the fun.m to fun.p and create it in the same folder. If fun is the name of the folder then MATLAB will convert all the m-files within that folder into p-files. If you want to convert more than one m-file into p-file then use the second code and place all the m-files there.
Matlab P Code Decoding
Deploy MATLAB Compiler MATLAB Compiler SDK matlab function p file I have a MATLAB code deployed as an exe application using Compiler. In that MATLAB code, I would like to call and execute a.p file which is located in some other folder location. Deploy as P-code — Convert some or all of your source code files to a content-obscured form called a P-code file (from its.p file extension), and distribute your application code in this format. When MATLAB P-codes a file, the file is obfuscated not encrypted.While the content in a.p file is difficult to understand, it should not be considered secure. Open p file matlab I am working on fringerprint recognition. But I found.p files in most of the codes available on net. So how to open that that.p files in matlab. I want that code. If fun is the name of the m-file then MATLAB will conver the fun.m to fun.p and create it in the same folder. If fun is the name of the folder then MATLAB will convert all the m-files within that folder into p-files. If you want to convert more than one m-file into p-file then use the second code and place all the m-files there.
Matlab P File Open
> Actually, I'm not sure at all about the correct answer to this question. I
> would like to hear from Octave's core developers about that.
I suspect you may get as many different opinions as there are
developers.
Personally, I think the main motivation for Octave to support Matlab's
syntax at all is to allow users to move their interpreted source code
(in m-file form) from Matlab to the better, free Octave environment,
thereby increasing the 'value' of the code.
IMHO, supporting obfuscated Matlab executable files does little to
increase the value of the code. The p-file is still a black box, users
do not have the freedom to study or improve the code.
Even if it works in one version of Octave, there is no guarantee that it
will work in a future version of Octave — not only because the
obfuscation format may change, but because some unrelated behavior may
change and we have no insight into what expressions are actually being
evaluated.
If someone were to ask me whether they can run p-files in Octave, I
would ask why they don't have access to the original m-files. It's
possible there is a legal issue in tandem with the technical issue.
Cheers,
--
mike
