convert .p files to .m files
tahaseena ghouse
i have codes in matlab p files format, can anyone please
let me know how to convert them to matlab m files, i need
it urgent.
Tore Bersås
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| i have codes in matlab p files format, can anyone please
| let me know how to convert them to matlab m files, i need
| it urgent.
The sole purpose of the p-file format is to disallow reverse engineering.
-Tore
Walter Roberson
tahaseena ghouse <tashu...@gmail.com> wrote:
http://groups.google.ca/group/comp.soft-sys.matlab/msg/60451cb95e9039c0
Hrishikesh Kamthe <hdkam...@mathworks.com> wrote:
>How can i convert pcode into mcode
>Is there any way to do so.
pcode is encrypted using AES encryption, using a key only
known to Mathworks, so only Mathworks could convert it back.
*Possibly* you could hire them to convert the code for you,
but I would not expect it to be inexpensive, and they would
probably want hard proofs that you had the legal right to
the source code.
--
"After all, what problems has intellectualism ever solved?"
-- Robert Gilman
tahaseena ghouse
<fr3epn$o4s$1...@fred.mathworks.com>...
i understand that it is a protected file. ok can anyone
help me out with matlab code for minutiae extraction in
fingerprint images and a referal paper for this.
Dave Robinson
Look in the file exchange, and search for "Fingerprint"
several entries there with quite a high star rating - so
presumably they are relatively good.
Regards
Dave Robinson
Dan Hensley
Actually that's not technically true, but it's a definite side-benefit.
The other purpose is to speed up code execution since the Matlab
parser does not need to parse the m-file before executing the contents.
This is (or at least used to be) noticeable especially with GUIs.
Dan
Bill McKeeman
<55ydnTXQRJsiWUva...@comcast.com>...
Actually, actually, the sole purpose of P-files in R2007b
and onwards is protection of intellectual property. Using
P-files has no noticable effect on startup.
/s/ Bill
