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mIRC/pawn Scripting / Re: Wich is the best script?
« on: February 10, 2010, 09:44:10 pm »
I'd say FBS. It seems to be the best script for beginners and seems to work fairly well.
PsySQLite does look like it has a lot of features, although its very inefficient. There are unneeded loops and overusage of sqlite, making it heavy on I/O aswell as CPU.
Theres also a major memory leak in psysqlite, since a lot of the sqlite queries dont get freed from memory. I've watched this script happily use 1gig of ram in a few hours.
WSV is ok, although its buggy and windlord hasn't cared about it for ages, so theres been no bug fixes, even for the simple things.
Sansan uses the official dll, which also means that its letting mirc do all the parsing of the rcon packets. We all know mirc is slow and inefficient, so it really shouldn't be doing stuff to do with network packets
Same with GUS really, that and its heavily based on INIs (not sure with sansan, not really looked at it)
I have never really used any of these scripts personally, but i've had a breif look at many of them and hosted them. So my opinions are based on this.
PsySQLite does look like it has a lot of features, although its very inefficient. There are unneeded loops and overusage of sqlite, making it heavy on I/O aswell as CPU.
Theres also a major memory leak in psysqlite, since a lot of the sqlite queries dont get freed from memory. I've watched this script happily use 1gig of ram in a few hours.
WSV is ok, although its buggy and windlord hasn't cared about it for ages, so theres been no bug fixes, even for the simple things.
Sansan uses the official dll, which also means that its letting mirc do all the parsing of the rcon packets. We all know mirc is slow and inefficient, so it really shouldn't be doing stuff to do with network packets
Same with GUS really, that and its heavily based on INIs (not sure with sansan, not really looked at it)
I have never really used any of these scripts personally, but i've had a breif look at many of them and hosted them. So my opinions are based on this.