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Hiding perl-cgi code
Hi all,
This is my first post in this forum. Searched the threads, couldn't get information about this. I have developed a web-based tool using CGI. The code consists of cgi files (.cgi) and functions written as Perl Modules( .pm files). As it is the tool works perfect. Now is there any way, I can hide this code? Something like making these scripts as executables? I have tried the following: > 'perlcc' utility: It takes a lot of memory in creating an executable file of each script. Moreover, they mention that it is 'VERY' experimental and is still under development. > 'perlcc' also generates a 'bytecode' for the scripts. This bytecode would require only the perl interpretor and a ByteLoader module. But, this bytecode generator doesn't support for bytecodes of perl modules. Is there any other way I can achieve the hiding of my code? Rgds, Sudhir. |
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