I am developing an architectural LISP-based package for a member of the IntelliCAD consortium. Per recommendations I have found on websites, I have used the Kelvinator to deformat and disguise some of the code. Now I am attempting to use Protect.exe to encrypt the code. The exe seemed to work until I tried to put use a folder name in the output file name thus:
protect es.lsp L kelvinated\protected\es.lsp
First of all, can I do this? Will protect.exe work like this, or do the input and output file have to be in the same folder?
Also, one time I tried this and I got a "stack overflow" error. Therefore, I am here. :)
Bill DeShawn