>From the FAQ:
Is it compiled or interpreted?
"Compiled. Revolution complies scripts instantly when you have
written them, leaving them ready to run immediately. Compile
errors are brought to your attention when you apply a script
so you can correct them before you even close the script
editor! So you have most of the benefits of a compiled language
(Revolution is also many times faster than interpreted
languages) without any of the hassle of waiting for your
application to be ready to run."
I've just been looking through a "compliled" application that was
created for BSD (and Mac and Windows), and came across the source to
my stack.
If I was using clear text passwords for anything, or cared at all for
the IP values of the code, this is not a good thing to find.
What puzzles me, is that when I use the build option to encript, my
stack disappears from strings(1)'s output.
If this were a compiled script, I see no reason why the script would
remain in the file when you build your distribution.
Nathan
