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I would like to know if anybody knows the first step in connecting mIRC and a compiler to where a dll can send commands to it and what the benefit is.

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By "first step in connecting" you mean what mIRC sends to the server upon connecting? If so, try /debug @debug and see for yourself.
I have no idea about 2nd part of your question.. compiler? benefit?

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Try looking into rfc 1459. It's the Internet Relay Protocol (or IRC). The first step in connecting is to have a socket connect to a irc-server. Once the connection has been made then you need to send 2 commands. USER and NICK. This can all be found in the protocol. Have fun.

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I don't think I expressed myself properly, I want to know how I can make mIRC work with a dll, and what I mean by benefit is speed and how much faster it is than an mIRC script because I want to make a dll that is similar to my mIRC script but I want the speed advantages of a dll.

(I probably just made things worse)

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