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Yea i'm quite lost. It sounds like the complaint is that this person only has a binary.. but that is exactly the same as every other language. If some company
by fizzbatter 10y ago
Yea i'm quite lost. It sounds like the complaint is that this person only has a binary.. but that is exactly the same as every other language.
If some company works with C# making GUI apps and then leaves on a deal, and the only thing left is a binary of the app.. no source code.. no sane person is going to touch that. Same thing for WASM.
Though, there is a text spec, but ignoring that of course.
Even for an "open web", if the OP's argument is that many individuals are leaving without source code, and all he/she is left with is to copy the minified javascript from the page and abstract meaning from that non-commented non-formatted and non-named code.. holy hell, i would not want to have OPs job. Especially if that is a common occurrence.
Give me the source code. I don't care if it's C or Javascript or HTML. Is this unreasonable?
- douche 10y agoWith C#, as long as you don't go out of your way to run it through an obfuscator, you can generally decompile the bytecode into something that is pretty trivial to understand. I do this all the time with poorly documented Microsoft SDKs.