As an example: In visual studio right-click on any function that is in the standard library and click “Go To Definition”, it will show the definition in a header or source file that is read-only.
How would I accomplish this?
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As an example: In visual studio right-click on any function that is in the standard library and click “Go To Definition”, it will show the definition in a header or source file that is read-only.
How would I accomplish this?
Mark the files as read-only when you distribute them. This offers the minimum amount the protection, as the permissions can be restored easily. Even from Visual Studio, if you attempt to overwrite the file, it will bring up a dialog that asks for confirmation of removal of read-only protection. This also happens for standard library headers.