I would like to have kix with /translate and it turns it to what it's output is to machine. what I mean is that kix could have .kix->.exe codec build in... in the same way it has debug.
maybe they could even extracted. the logon intepreter should be as small as possible as starting script should be only 1-2kbytes.
just for slow connections sake.
then the debug and translate part could be in the other exe of kix distribute.
do I shoot holes to existing ones or does it make ?sense

A possible way is that kix32.exe can encrypt your script one-way.
By calling this script kix32.exe may recognize automatically
such file and decrypt it internally. It may slow your script a little
bit, but without the usage of temporary file your code can be very
secure.

Other information about this topic:

code:

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  http://kixtart.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=2&t=000570 
    codec + compress
  http://kixtart.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=2&t=001749 
    kix2exe

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Greetings.

When we are looking at other "scripting/macro" languages we see
that a lot of them doesn't translate your code to an EXE file.
A good example is the great amount of modified VBS files which
are distributed as a virus file.
Code necessary to create a EXE file means nearly: your are
creating a new program. At the moment the KiXtart program only
need to handle blockstructures and variables and on the right
moment it will execute a command, function or macro.

Your suggestion is an old request on different boards and also
we like such program, but a good first step is that KiXtart
can call a one-way encrypted script.
Greetings.