Every manufacturer can take precautions to people copying off the design quite easily.
-Twisted assembler produced by compilers, you don't need a code protect. If you use the max. density of the memory with programming tricks in C, the assemler code from that will look funny
No one wants to work that out manually in assembler. Even if you get an idea how it works, you really would not want to.
-Unusual analogical circuit elements.
For instance I get random numbers from thermal noise. Never a same code again.
Copying off designs in a productive way means only to use some aspects for your own product.
It is OK to do it.
-Twisted assembler produced by compilers, you don't need a code protect. If you use the max. density of the memory with programming tricks in C, the assemler code from that will look funny
No one wants to work that out manually in assembler. Even if you get an idea how it works, you really would not want to.
-Unusual analogical circuit elements.
For instance I get random numbers from thermal noise. Never a same code again.
Copying off designs in a productive way means only to use some aspects for your own product.
It is OK to do it.
