Version 3.8 of Stunnix C and C++ Obfuscator
Release Notes: Directories with metadata from Git, Subversion, and Mercurial are now being ignored when creating projects or browsing directories. You won't have to list those directories as ignored anymore. Now the GUI does not fail to start on Windows when name of the user account has international characters in it (this problem was caused by Portable Firefox bundled with the product). The installer on Windows asks which program group to put shortcuts to. This allows you to keep several versions of the product installed in the system. Other small improvements were made.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release adds new sets of exceptions for STL and ANSI, adds better support for automatic loading of exceptions based on header files used in the project, improves performance for projects with lots of files, greatly reduces memory consumption when processing very big source files, and provides no warnings regarding AUTOLOAD when using a modern system-wide Perl interpreter when using onfuscator directly from the commandline.
Release Notes: Directories with metadata from Git, Subversion, and Mercurial are now being ignored when creating projects or browsing directories. You won't have to list those directories as ignored anymore. Now the GUI does not fail to start on Windows when name of the user account has international characters in it (this problem was caused by Portable Firefox bundled with the product). The installer on Windows asks which program group to put shortcuts to. This allows you to keep several versions of the product installed in the system. Other small improvements were made.
Release Notes: The GUI has been improved on Mac OS X. Portable FireFox, used for the GUI on Windows, is now initialized in a better way. Some small improvements and fixes have been introduced.
Release Notes: This release adds support for protection of C/C++ code only between special delimiters, keeping all text outside those delimiters unchanged. Minor fixes and improvements have been introduced.
Release Notes: The usability and appearance of the Project Manager GUI have been improved. Now Project Manager feels more like a native application on Windows. Project directories can be selected using native filesystem browsers (besides entering a path into the prompt).on Windows and Mac OS X. Support for Windows 7 has been improved in Project Manager. Minor fixes and improvements have been introduced.
