Because:
1) That won't work very well, as we need to make it look exactly and behave nearly exactly like the IRCd we are imitating.
2) that simulation, wont allow you to do modes, unless you do /sim_do, you cant join eather.
3) DLLs would make mIRC's scripting language more accessible by mIRC, as the DLL is doing the IRCd, and the IRCd wont clog mIRC's scripting recources.
there are many more reaesons, but those are the top ones (imo) :tongue:
Resources is not a reason. The sockets script I shown before is not taking many resources.
About joining, you can make the /join work by adding the command to socket, and if you would read the source, you would see that it auto-joins you to channel #channel on connect. Why would u need to set modes when u can use /sim_do? You can also make a /mode command too, if you want to.
