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Title : Compile Blitz3D with Blitz3D
Author : Spencer
Posted : 1+ years ago
Description : This program stitches files in a "source" and "script" directory together into a single output.bb file, then invokes blitzcc.exe to compile and run output.bb
Update AUG-5-2015 Switched NEW_LN from 10-13 to 13-10 Per RGR's suggestion.
Here is an example layout of how to use. The image references "the code above" , but in this case its the code below. The image was a supplement to a Forum discussion regarding BriskVM See link.
<a href="http://www.blitzbasic.co.nz/Community/posts.php?topic=103814" target="_blank">Is BriskVM dead? How do I get hold of?</a>
(//spencerjobe.com/Blitz3D/Blitz3D_Script_Compiler_Example)
I should say that this is merely a proof of concept. If you were distributing a program in this fashion you might want to do a couple of things:
1) "Scrub your Inputs" - Parse the user's script files and stop if there are any dangerous commands. File I/O is a good example. You don't want the user to read/write to files. So, you will need to parse and analyze the script files and throw an error on unwanted code. This is totally possible, but the code becomes more complicated and it would muddy up this example.
2) "Protect your Source" - Find a way to obfuscate you source files in the "source" folder. This way users can't easily alter the Game's source code. There are many different ways to do this, but they were omitted from the example code for clarity.
Code :
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Compile Blitz3D with Blitz3D by Spencer<td align="right">1+ years ago <td class=headright><td class="cell"> This program stitches files in a "source" and "script" directory together into a single output.bb file, then invokes blitzcc.exe to compile and run output.bbUpdate AUG-5-2015 Switched NEW_LN from 10-13 to 13-10 Per RGR's suggestion.Here is an example layout of how to use. The image references "the code above" , but in this case its the code below. The image was a supplement to a Forum discussion regarding BriskVM See link.<a href="http://www.blitzbasic.co.nz/Community/posts.php?topic=103814" target="_blank">Is BriskVM dead? How do I get hold of?</a>(//spencerjobe.com/Blitz3D/Blitz3D_Script_Compiler_Example)I should say that this is merely a proof of concept. If you were distributing a program in this fashion you might want to do a couple of things: 1) "Scrub your Inputs" - Parse the user's script files and stop if there are any dangerous commands. File I/O is a good example. You don't want the user to read/write to files. So, you will need to parse and analyze the script files and throw an error on unwanted code. This is totally possible, but the code becomes more complicated and it would muddy up this example. 2) "Protect your Source" - Find a way to obfuscate you source files in the "source" folder. This way users can't easily alter the Game's source code. There are many different ways to do this, but they were omitted from the example code for clarity. </t