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ECX as of 2.0 makes use of a keyfile, if present.
Keyfile should be located in envarc:.
Keyfiles are personal and per host platform.
You can compile for any target with any keyfile.
You decide how much you think is a fair amount to pay.
These are the differences between using ECX without
and with a keyfile:
1. ECX outputs the registration status as part of the program
greeting message.
2. All executables will have a symbol with information about the
version of ECX used to compile it, registration status is part
of this information.
3. Unregistered versions of ECX will contain a $VER: string
that explains the unregistered status of the compiler.
No matter if you define your own version string or not.
4. Unregistered versions of ECX will ignore the QUIET/S command-line
option. This simply to make point 1. work better :)
Register (or donate !) here: http://blubbedev.net/ecxregister.html
Thank you.