mIRC feels elegant by today's standards.
A full-featured IRC client for Windows that includes an entire scripting language and yet it consumes less RAM than calc.exe.
A full-featured IRC client for Windows that includes an entire scripting language and yet it consumes less RAM than calc.exe.
But is it really true that vanilla mIRC consumes less RAM than calc.exe...?
That'd be impressive, if I could believed that!
calculator.exe is at 74 MB working set, 24 MB Memory (private set), 50 MB Memory (shared working set), 48 MB commit size.
mIRC.exe is at 31 MB working set, 13 MB Memory (private set), 18 MB Memory (shared working set), 38 MB commit size.
Doesn't matter which value you use for "How much memory does this program use?". mIRC is smaller in all of them.