If you really want a compilated, fast, closed-source program, here is a way to get it :
1) Download a C compiler
2) Write your program in C
3) Compile it
4) In mIRC, paste this :
on *:start: run myprogram.exe
I can't see what your idea could add to mIRC...
Thinking is the worst disease of the brain.
Actually there are a number of reasons why you would want a compiled mirc script. If you were making a game that used high scores for example you would need to have it close-sourced. Or if you wanted to save and hide someone's password in a remotely dependable manner (and that is something any script should have) you would need it to be compiled. Not being able to compile means that anyone can just copy and paste another person's code so it forces people to write dlls to protect their code and means also that the code will be less efficient, which will often be significent. Running a program in C or another language is going to leave the program with no access to irc or mirc so I don't see any relevence in saying that at all, after all this is about doing things with mirc. I also suggested that maybe the language should be developed so it could be a full competitive language capable of doing anything since it is already so popular as it is.
