what is reverse engineering limitation?
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One limitation is legal.  If something is patented, they reveal how it is done in the patent, so no secret and reverse engineering is not needed.  With trade secrets reverse engineering is needed to find out how it works, but if you can figure it out, you are free to use it (or patent it).  Sometimes there is a mix of patented and trade secrets in the same product; then a procedure called the "cleanroom" approach is sometimes used.  For example, the original IBM PC BIOS was copyrighted by IBM, but other computer manufacturers wanted to make their own BIOS; how could they do that without violating IBM's copyright?  In the cleanroom approach a specification is written and given to engineers to create their own BIOS; the engineers are hired based on knowing nothing about the IBM BIOS and only work from the spec.  There is only one way to make specific procedure calls, so of course the engineers are forced use that common procedure.  But there are many flexible ways to organize memory, ASCII characters, etc., so the reverse engineers are not likely to write the code the same way as IBM did.  In this sense, the "cleanroom" code ("clean" meaning the engineers never saw the IBM code) is an original creative work created by the reverse engineers and they own the copyright (the work was not stolen).  It requires two teams of people however; the group writing the spec and the group doing the coding, so it is expensive.  The other legal limitation is when the license agreement stipulates that no reverse engineering is allowed: this means you are legally constrained from analyzing how the work was done (usually to protect their trade secret).  Still, I've known reverse engineers hired by lawyers to see if their competition is stealing their trade secrets or infringing on their patents (interesting job), so the 'limitation' here would be if you used the fruits of reverse engineering to commercialize someone else's copyrighted work or infringe on a patent.
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The object of reverse engineering is to take an unknown structure apart and discover its principles of operation.  Perhaps you could take a huge rock apart to discover how Nature designed it.  Of course competitors may reverse engineer your product to try to build a better one or even to determine whether you have infringed on their own patents.  Detroit must do a certain amount of reverse engineering, otherwise all cars would only go forward <G>.
212073
I'm sorry, but doesn't a program for computer programming without a computer defeat the purpose of the program.  Kind of like trying to bake a cake without an oven.
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No,sorry, there is not.  My sister is a computer expert and she has tried to no avail. If she can't do it, it can't be done!
965980
it means it can't be done?
693719
this has to do with your virus protection software the limit of security you can adjust this
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it is impossible \ndata are not recover from formated hard disk \nimpossible, not possible, never ,,\neven dont try , it is impossible.......................(possible if disk is not formated)
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Yes you can but it's very limiting. Here is a Wiki on it.
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Use the way back engine from http://web.archive.org and use the archived link from there
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you wont get that far because you will get a compile error first (no break;).
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I think you are out of luck. Ask in another area of questions. Might help find an answer there? Like security, program designs, Internet?
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I don't think there is a limit.  I've got a computer at work I've had to reimage and reactivate dozens of times and haven't had a problem.
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Good Luck\nhttp://aresgalaxy.sourceforge.net/
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This is possible only if at least half of those 256 values will not be used at all, and that you know which ones won't be used beforehand. If that's the case, you can map the remaining values that will be used with 7 bits.\n\nSee Shannon's entropy equation...
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how can you clone what cant be seen ?
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Because it's impossible without Microsoft releasing its source code. You can't run a program compiled for one kernel on another.
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