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In kaitnieks.com, kaitnieks himself started to create a script compiler, one which could turn scripts into .exe files, just wondered if people knew any more news about it or wether or not he has finished it or so…

Erm… I am pretty sure compiling a script is nothing what you think it is. Try going into scar, there is a compile option on the toolbar. I could be wrong but I think you meant debugging?

From: Ares
In kaitnieks.com, kaitnieks himself started to create a script compiler, one which could turn scripts into .exe files, just wondered if people knew any more news about it or wether or not he has finished it or so…

He made one work, but I doubt that he will ever release it.
I've also got an idea for how you would make one, but I don't have the SCAR source.

@db: you're thinking about compiling within RemObjects. That's basically syntax checking afaik.

From: db_cheater
Erm… I am pretty sure compiling a script is nothing what you think it is. Try going into scar, there is a compile option on the toolbar. I could be wrong but I think you meant debugging?

db, when you click the run button in scar it dose not compile the script, it translates it line by line. A compiler works diffrently it interprates the script into binary code all in one (not line by line) and it also makes it into a file.

Personaly im against a scar compiler.
People would start making scar viruses then. :o

Insert a self-scanning virus detecter when compiling? Lol ;p

From: Krazy_Meerkat
Insert a self-scanning virus detecter when compiling? Lol ;p

Actually a good idea - SCAR can already CRC a script, so why not itself? True, it's not unbreakable, but it would probably deter anyone nooby enough to want to make a keylogging SCAR script.

when i run scar it says faild to compile, Y is that?

Wtf, don't gravedig 3 year old thread. Btw, that means you do not have an include it requires most likely.

From: iamabdul
when i run scar it says faild to compile, Y is that?

It means SCAR can't could not translate the coding into a native language your computer uses. There are an infinte number of reasons why this could happen. I suggest you post on the thread whereever you got the script with the exact error. You may get a better response over there.