Although I have not tried this yet, the Flex 4 compiler has major optimizations and is backwards compatible. Apparently, you can install Flex 4 and configure Flex Builder to use its compiler instead of Flex 3 mxmlc.
HTH, Greg On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Todd<[email protected]> wrote: > > > Unfortunately, you can do all those things noted above, you can restructure > your modules, etc...but you'll probably still have longer compile times than > you like. > > I've learned to live with it, and just treat our Flex projects like C++ > projects in 1995. > > Even optimized, on fast machines, we're looking at a minimum of 1 minute, 8 > seconds per compile for a single module. And then 90 seconds for a single > application. > > It really sucks when you're trying to do fast recompile because you're > tweaking a UI item. > > --- In [email protected], "ondemand_mayur" <ondemand_ma...@...> > wrote: >> >> Hi folks, >> >> I have a project crated with Flex 3 ( SDK 3.2 ). >> When ever I compile it really takes much long time min 4 to 5 mins ( i.e. >> 240 to 300 seconds). >> >> That really make my developers crazy and it is so frustrating. >> >> Has any one any suggestions how to make compilation process faster. >> >> * I have already set " -incremental=true " for flex compiler in Flex >> Builder 3. >> * I have around six diff. modules in my project. ( And I have noticed >> after modularization of my application it takes some more time for >> compilation I know that in the process - flex builder has to call another >> tool for module compilation other then MXMLC ) >> >> >> I Need some tech. Tips and suggestions to reduce the time for compilation. >> >> >> Thanking you in advance. >> >> Mayur >> > >
