How to avoid debugging my process

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    How to avoid debugging my process



    strange but i'm looking for a way to avoid someone will able to debug my process .

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    Write perfect code.

    [edit]Based on what durban said I think I may have misinterpreted your question. Oh well...[/edit]
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    Impossible, if you're looking for ways to make your program uncrackable there are ways to do that but I wouldn't count on it. Anything is crackable, Nuendo 3 uses a very very stable driver protection method that was said to be uncrackable. A month later someone had a program to emulate the driver and all its protection methods were cracked, they said 40% of the program was protection. I now have a cracked nuendo 3 program which runs at 1400$ retail thanks to these losers. Anyway, look up packing and protection algorithms on google, your program can still be disassembled but all they see is jibberish.
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