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johnfofawn
Hi,
I am deliverying an algorithm to a customer as a static library. I know
how to put a time limit (make the library functions only run for 60
days, for example), or lock the library to a MAC address.
However, what I need, in this case, is to limit the number of instances
of the library that can run on the computer. The algorithm processes
data and I charge my customer based on the number of instances of my
algorithm that they run.
Does any one know of a very simple way to do this? I want to be
absolutely sure that I don't cause my customer unnecessary difficulty.
Thanks,
John
I am deliverying an algorithm to a customer as a static library. I know
how to put a time limit (make the library functions only run for 60
days, for example), or lock the library to a MAC address.
However, what I need, in this case, is to limit the number of instances
of the library that can run on the computer. The algorithm processes
data and I charge my customer based on the number of instances of my
algorithm that they run.
Does any one know of a very simple way to do this? I want to be
absolutely sure that I don't cause my customer unnecessary difficulty.
Thanks,
John