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Old 12-30-2011, 09:24 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by ixtab View Post
I don't own a K4, so I can't really answer the first part of your question. However, concerning the second part (obfuscation): on both the K4 and KT, *class and method names* are not obfuscated. This is generally helpful, because it allows to understand the logical structure quite well.

However, both field and local variable names are obfuscated. So in general, all parameters and local variables are called "a", which can lead to confusion when trying to analyze concrete code. Still, this is much easier to understand than the completely obfuscated K3 framework.
Woah! You got a K4 that does NOT have obfuscated java? (parameter and local variables cannot be obfuscated. It's just that their names are never saved or are needed in the byte code). PM me please.
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