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Re: Decompile - Projecting source



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If compile the source with no debug information and then remove
observability, there is no way that it can be de-compiled except by
using a de-compiler which they would have to be buy. I am not even sure
you buy a de-compiler for RISC ILE program. 

If you remove observability, you do not even have the w-code. Nothing
but the machine code. 

CHGPGM PGM(ALANC/EF0001) RMVOBS(*ALL)

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