Hi folks,

 

Sorry to bring this up again but im still not sure of the current state of
the Falcon compiler regarding straight Flex applications.

 

I've tried to follow posts here as much as possible but I admit to being
slightly confused still.

 

While reading the 'FlexJS identity crisis' thread I noticed Alex saying
'Adobe already used ASC2.0, plus our version of Falcon handles MXML. '

 

I know this was regarding a talk about using falcon to  cross-compile but
does it also mean that Falcon can now replace mxmlc and is able to replace
the old compiler for my Flex projects (I still have several applications
that I have to maintain and build upon. Im also still using flash-builder
for these projects (mainly because that's how they were developed and
despite the slowness and limited features I haven't had time to move the
projects to intellij so if there is any advantage I could get from using
this compiler I'd really like to know.

 

It does sometimes feel a little lonely out here working on what feels like a
technology given early retirement. :)

 

So, if there is anyone on here who knows the current state of Falcon could
you message me. 

 

I seem to remember Adobe promising some continued development of falcon by
whoever was working on it at adobe before they threw the baby away with the
bath water :)

 

I'd also like to take this time to say thanks to all you folks who've made
my life easier with bug fixes etc. 

 

Regards

 

glenn

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