Could you make a way to run programs whilst encrypted? Even without that, looking epic.I could make it decrypt the program, run it, the encrypt it again on exit!
Sounds sweet!Google tells me it is called private key encryption? It shifts each character backwards from a certain number and factors in a randomly generated key and other variables.
What encrypting method are you using?
Yeah i'd rather see less people hiding their source code. But really don't see this as a tool for protecting your source. If for some reason you don't want to share your source just don't release it, and it's easy enough to unprotect a BASIC program ;) I do however like the idea of having encryption on the calc so that your math teacher can't see that funny picture you drew of them and can't read the notes you've got saved on there.So true. Speaking of which, I'll release the source for Anchor in a few days when it's completely finished :)
*of course* these programs aren't meant for cheating on tests, right? ;)Who would ever do a thing like that ;) *cough cough* everyone *cough*
Well, at least in general TI community programmers tend to use more common sense when doing exams. Also, if you cheat on tests then you impair your math skills, which, in the process, impairs your programming skills, since programming requires math. :PYeah i'd rather see less people hiding their source code. But really don't see this as a tool for protecting your source. If for some reason you don't want to share your source just don't release it, and it's easy enough to unprotect a BASIC program ;) I do however like the idea of having encryption on the calc so that your math teacher can't see that funny picture you drew of them and can't read the notes you've got saved on there.So true. Speaking of which, I'll release the source for Anchor in a few days when it's completely finished :)*of course* these programs aren't meant for cheating on tests, right? ;)Who would ever do a thing like that ;) *cough cough* everyone *cough*
Just out of interest, how did you get the name "Anchor"?Because Anchors stop ships from blowing away, like how an encryptor stops programs from being stolen before they're ready to be released.
Well, at least in general TI community programmers tend to use more common sense when doing exams. Also, if you cheat on tests then you impair your math skills, which, in the process, impairs your programming skills, since programming requires math. :PConfession time: back in algebra and precalc I made some BASIC programs (like quadratic solvers, radical simplifiers, etc) to check my answers. But just programming notes into your calc or programs that do your work for you crosses a line I think.