no!  the proper way to learn such things is to ask the person who did it.
 would you want someone looking
through your wallet to see how much money you have, or checking your tax
return to see how you eanrned
it?  i think not.
On Tue, 17 Dec 1996 18:58:27 -0200 Engenharia Mestra de Sistemas
Sociedade Ltda <mestra@U-NETSYS.COM.BR> writes:
>>In reply to the silly replies to agostino:
>>
>>Perhaps the guy has a genuine interest in PIC code protection (as I
>do), or
>>perhaps he doesent. In any event
>>I subscribe to the PIC list to LEARN. I write code for PICS but when
>anyone
>>mentions code protection then people
>>on the list go paranoid.
>>
>
>I agree with Paul completely. I did never understand such reactions. I
>don't
>understand why there must be a forbidden topic, here. I would like to
>learn
>as much as possible about PICs, without having friends frowning at
>me... I
>don't know about the guy who asked it, but I wouldn't crack someone
>else's code.
>
>If someone asks about how a siphon works, it doesn't mean he wants to
>steal
>gasoline from someone else's car. He may want to use it in his own
>car, or
>he may just want to learn the technique...
>
>
>Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
>
>Pedro Drummond.
>