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#6 Obfuscated classes lost under Win32

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2002-10-12
2002-10-07
No

If there are too many classes in a package, then
NameFactory.java produces class names which clash
on Win32 because the file system is NOT case-
sensitive.

Related

Bugs: #562
Bugs: #650
Bugs: #721
Bugs: #757

Discussion

  • David Jacobson

    David Jacobson - 2002-10-07

    Diff between NameFactory.java (from release 1.3) and my very simplistic patch for obfuscating properly under Win32

     
  • Marc D. Chapman

    Marc D. Chapman - 2002-10-11

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    I just added a patch that I wrote with someone else which
    adds a command line option to give you case insensitive
    output if you want it. Check out the patches section.

     
  • Eric Lafortune

    Eric Lafortune - 2002-10-12

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    This bug report duplicates feature request #614103. It's not
    a bug in ProGuard, so I'll reject it in this tracker, if you
    don't mind. I have added the feature as an option in the
    upcoming version 1.4. For now, people can use the attached
    modification or patch #622068 kindly submitted by David Chapman.

    Eric.

     
  • Eric Lafortune

    Eric Lafortune - 2002-10-12
    • assigned_to: nobody --> lafortune
    • status: open --> closed-rejected
     

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