Licensing a Custom Toolbox
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We've developed a Simulink Toolbox that we'd like to protect behind a license.
I've searched far and wide for a way to do this, without any luck. We do not want to obfuscate the code, we want to somewhat prevent the toolbox from loading or be useable without a license check.
I talked to Licensing companies and they do not know either. They can protect a Matlab App with their tool, but I don't see how we can package our models into an app.
The blocks we want to protect are mainly legacy_code type that do in-line C code replacement. It is a kind of API between our hardware micro-controller drivers and the control code.
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John D'Errico
2023-1-12
There is always the honor system. Oh. Yeah. Right. Good luck on that front. :)
Rik
2023-1-13
Especially without obfuscation this may not be effective.
Quentin Coret
2023-1-16
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Kirthi
2023-1-16
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Hello Quentin,
MATLAB does not currently provide a licensing system for custom toolboxes. Even though you do not wish to obfuscate, obscuring your source code for end users can help, you may consider p-coding your files. More information regarding p-coding MATLAB files can be found at the following link:
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Rik
2023-1-16
And if you're hiding your source code anyway, it might helpt to obfuscate the code you're putting in the p-file, since p-files can be decompiled to retrieve the original (the actual exact text, not just the syntax).
You can use my minify function to remove comments and replace good variable/function names with compressed (numbered) names. It is intended to retain all functionality your original code has, although not every syntax is supported.
Walter Roberson
2023-1-16
The pcode algorithm was changed a small number of releases ago. I do not know if anyone has decoded the new algorithm.
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