Ever found some guy nagging you to send the code for a problem he never gave a second of thought? Or some bloke too lazy to finish the console application for his weekend assignment? This tool is for you.
CodeHashifier mangles your C++ code by using random #define hashes, concealing its idea from the readers while still maintaining its validity to compilers.
A live web version is available here.
The subfolder CodeHashifierWindowsForms contains the original CodeHashifier project in 2020.
The original project uses a Mono C# frontend (built using buildCodeHashifierUI.cmd) and a C++ backend (built using the ancient Dev-C++ IDE). It also has a CorruptedCodeHashifier backend, used for trolling purposes only. The C++ backend can also be built as a command line tool that reads C++ code from stdin and outputs the hashified code to stdout.
This initial complex design allows code sharing between the UI and the CLI version, and serves as a DllImport practice exercise.
CodeHashifier is licensed to you under the MIT license.