Author: Roman Hartmann
Date: 12:00:25 01/28/06
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On January 28, 2006 at 14:56:48, Sebastian Leibnitz wrote: >On January 28, 2006 at 13:44:35, Roman Hartmann wrote: > >>On January 28, 2006 at 07:59:03, Uri Blass wrote: >> >>>I wonder if there can be some program to detect clones based on the exe files. >>> >>>The program does not have to be 100% correct and even detecting part of the >>>clones is good. >>> >>>I remember that there is already a program that help to detect clones based on >>>source codes and by reverse engineering it should be possible to translate exe >>>files to source code so I think that the natural step is to have a program that >>>detects clones automatically for people like Leo by comparing the sources of the >>>programs that he is using. >>> >>>If there is going to be a program that can detect all the clones that were >>>detected until today and does not have false clone detection by comparing >>>different free source code programs that are not clones then it is going to be >>>good. >>> >>>Uri >> >>Hi Uri, >>I doubt this can be done automatically. >>Looking fo similar PV's of certain positions (including illegal positions) and >>compare evals of different positions is probably the simpler approach. AFAIK >>this is already (sucessfully) done by some people. >> >>Roman > > >I disagree. Did you note the word 'automatically'? I believe that you are able to identify a clone by looking at the decompiled code but I doubt that a program can do this easily. Roman >I am fairly certain that I could identify a (e.g.) fruit clone by looking at the >decompiler output of fruit and the clone and identifying *too* similiar looking >procedures. >No more than 2-3 hours should do the job. > >Actually, as both Toga and Fruit are open-source, I'll do so and post the >results (to showcase what I mean). >Look out for a post on that topic... >(As exams are coming up, I'll most likely postpone it till wednesday, but it'll >come) > > >Sebastian
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