Just because it bit me again for a millionth time:
int a = 0;
void(^block)(void) = ^{ printf("%d", a); };
a = 1;
block();
outputs 0, because the value of a is copied to the block when it is declared.
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Alright, another post for the same topic: How to generate AquaticPrime licenses in python with PyCrypto (also for the Google App Engine in my case). This took me quite a long time (8h), because debugging crypto is very complicated (the wrong result is returned, so what now?). I actually had to learn how to encrypt using RSA (quite simple actually).
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Hi,
Maybe somebody is interested in this code. It’s relatively easy to create AquaticPrime license keys in Java once you know how. I used it last year on Google App Engine to generate my licenses for a promotion.