Compiled versus interpreted has no bearing on this. The patent and the source code in it exists only to instruct, and by itself the invention claimed is neither made, sold or used and has no commercial effect. Unless an unlicensed third party does anything with it, it is not being made, used or sold, and so cannot infringe. Software that is lying unused and unexecuted on some computer readable media is still infringing if it was created without license because the act of copying code on to or distributing that media counts as "making" or "selling". I I cannot imagine under what interpretation a patent itself could count as an "unlicensed third party".