The principle is very simple, that is to transform the LISP file into garbled code, and then embed it into a FAS framework to become a FAS file. It is not valid for the standard tool of Fas, which is made by hand. The encryption strength is similar to the original LSP encryption protected provided by Acad. It is enough to protect free software. For software that sells money, it is recommended to buy professional pfas2 x
When the Fas is loaded, it will decrypt the garbled code into a string and load it from memory without generating temporary files.
A function C: l2f is defined in the program
Usage:L2F enter, select the LISP file to be encrypted, and click open to successfully encrypt it.
Note that the size of LISP file cannot exceed 64K, because the definition of string in LSP uses two bytes, and the maximum number that can be represented is 65535
Since binary files are not allowed in the forum, send me a message if you like it. It's free