introduces more type deduction rules. §9. Function Declarations and Calls §10. Code Packages and Package Imports §11. Expressions, Statements and Simple Statements §12. Basic Control Flows §13. Goroutines Type-Unsafe Pointers §26. Generics - use and read composite types §27. Reflections - the reflect standard package. Some Special Topics §28. Line Break Rules §29. More About Deferred Function Calls §30. Some §39. Other Concurrency Synchronization Techniques - the sync standard package. §40. Atomic Operations - the sync/atomic standard package. §41. Memory Order Guarantees in Go §42. Common Concurrent Programming

introduces more type deduction rules. §9. Function Declarations and Calls §10. Code Packages and Package Imports §11. Expressions, Statements and Simple Statements §12. Basic Control Flows §13. Goroutines Type-Unsafe Pointers §26. Generics - use and read composite types §27. Reflections - the reflect standard package. Some Special Topics §28. Line Break Rules §29. More About Deferred Function Calls §30. Some Panic/Recover Other Concurrency Synchronization Techniques - the sync standard package. §40. Atomic Operations - the sync/atomic standard package. §41. Memory Order Guarantees in Go §42. Common Concurrent Programming

What’s Pyarmor 1.1.2. Installation from PyPI 1.1.3. Obfuscating one script 1.1.4. Obfuscating one package 1.1.5. Expiring obfuscated scripts 1.1.6. Binding obfuscated scripts to device 1.1.7. Packaging obfuscated mode and trace log 1.3.2. More options to protect script 1.3.3. More options to protect package 1.3.4. Copying package data files 1.3.5. Checking runtime key periodically 1.3.6. Binding to many machines 1 scripts for multiple Python versions 1.4.10. Using shared runtime package 1.5. Customization and Extension 1.5.1. Changing runtime package name 1.5.2. Appending assert functions and modules 1.5.3. Using

License For Obfuscated Scripts Extending License Type Obfuscating Single Module Obfuscating Whole Package Packing Obfuscated Scripts Improving Security Further Advanced Topics Using Super Mode Obfuscating location Register multiple pyarmor in same machine How to get license information of one obfuscated package How to protect data files Examples Obfuscating and Packing PyQt Application Running obfuscated runtime Understanding Obfuscated Scripts Global Capsule Obfuscated Scripts Bootstrap Code Runtime Package The License File for Obfuscated Script Key Points to Use Obfuscated Scripts The Differences of Obfuscated

License For Obfuscated Scripts Extending License Type Obfuscating Single Module Obfuscating Whole Package Packing Obfuscated Scripts Improving Security Further Advanced Topics Using Super Mode Obfuscating location Register multiple pyarmor in same machine How to get license information of one obfuscated package How to protect data files Examples Obfuscating and Packing PyQt Application Running obfuscated runtime Understanding Obfuscated Scripts Global Capsule Obfuscated Scripts Bootstrap Code Runtime Package The License File for Obfuscated Script Key Points to Use Obfuscated Scripts The Differences of Obfuscated

What’s Pyarmor 1.1.2. Installation from PyPI 1.1.3. Obfuscating one script 1.1.4. Obfuscating one package 1.1.5. Expiring obfuscated scripts 1.1.6. Binding obfuscated scripts to device 1.1.7. Packaging obfuscated mode and trace log 1.3.2. More options to protect script 1.3.3. More options to protect package 1.3.4. Copying package data files 1.3.5. Checking runtime key periodically 1.3.6. Binding to many machines 1 script 1.1.3.1. Distributing the obfuscated script 1.1.4. Obfuscating one package 1.1.4.1. Distributing the obfuscated package 1.1.5. Expiring obfuscated scripts 1.1.6. Binding obfuscated scripts to device

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This