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Encryption Type 0: No Encryption

  • Last UpdatedNov 13, 2025
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Encryption Type 0 (No Encryption) adds a standard Published PML header to the file, but does not otherwise encrypt the file.

It can be selected by the -none option.

--<000>-- Published PML 1.1 >--

$* test macro

$P This file (algo0.mac) is encoded with algorithm 0 (no encryption)

$m algo1.mac

$P Back in algo0.mac

You might choose to use this if you want to buffer the file for improved speed of access (particularly for widely used PML objects or functions accessed over a relatively slow network). For example, a file with the header

--<000-5>-- Published PML 1.1 >--

will be kept in memory after it has been read five times during a session.

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