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This might be a stupid question, but i'm gonna ask anyway, can I somehow build my own autoit3.exe

If i'm not interested in having all the includes that autoit3.exe got, can I somehow make my own autoit3.exe?

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Yes and no.  You could possibly create one based on the outdated version of the source code.  I don't know how to even proceed on that though. And no because the source has been closed for a few years now.  Thanks a lot AutoHotKey.

You could always delete the user includes though.

Note: I didn't promise to give any good, useful advice.

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legend,

Sure - learn C++ and start coding. But I would choose another name if I were you. :D

Seriously, for very good reasons the AutoIt interpreter will remain roughly the same size as was explained in this thread not too long ago. :)

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legend,

Would you mind explaining why? :huh:

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  On 1/20/2014 at 2:24 PM, legend said:

ok :) thanks for the answes, i'm just gonna stay with 3.3.8.1 :D

Same here -- the TCP stuff is more messed up in 3.3.10.*

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  On 1/20/2014 at 2:29 PM, DatMCEyeBall said:

Same here -- the TCP stuff is more messed up in 3.3.10.*

Are you complaining or reporting? As I haven't seen any issues or reports by you, so this is the first I am knowing about it.

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  On 1/20/2014 at 2:17 PM, legend said:

If i'm not interested in having all the includes that autoit3.exe got, can I somehow make my own autoit3.exe?

Includes and AutoIt are two separate things, I am sure you knew this already? Or did you?!

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I think I've found just what i'm looking for: 

https://code.google.com/p/falcon-autoit-compiler/wiki/Introduction

https://code.google.com/p/falcon-autoit-compiler/wiki/DevTutorial_1

https://code.google.com/p/falcon-autoit-compiler/wiki/FALCON_Builtins

"Instead of implementing over 400 built-in functions like AutoIt does, it is possible that AutoIt code can be used to implement AutoIt's functions."

 

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Includes and AutoIt are two separate things, I am sure you knew this already? Or did you?!

 

 

It's not what I meant, I meant it as the included funcs

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From the link: 

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Usage

FALCON is supposed to be really easy to use. Download the latest installer from the downloads tab on this site. Run the installer, and wait while it downloads the compiler and the necessary backend.

NOTE: Part of the installer ATM is broken, and thus will require you to unzip some files on your own. Follow the instructions present in the installer, as they appear.

Alternatively, you can use the command line. Not Implemented.

 

 

Doesn't exactly inspire a lot of confidence....

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  On 1/20/2014 at 2:29 PM, DatMCEyeBall said:

Same here -- the TCP stuff is more messed up in 3.3.10.*

 

Has anyone else reported or had this fixed yet. I'd like to stay on the current version.

;Frank. 

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