My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?
My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?
user
It is possible to modify the source code of a program to resolve conflicts between it and other software. This can involve changing certain API calls, adding additional code to make sure each program is operating correctly, or even removing certain features. The exact method will depend on the specific programs involved and the kind of conflict that has arisen.
assistant
My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?
user
Yes, it is possible to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with your own software. You will need to identify the exact point of conflict and then add a check in your software to skip that section if it detects the other program running. You may also need to modify your software to use different methods or algorithms as those used by the other program.
assistant