Your second thought is the technique that we recommend.  Since you want to build all the classes, that's a library.  You then want to include everything, so use include-libraries.
 
In general, our philosophy for mxmlc/compc was to make a bunch of small "atomic" behaviors that could be combined together, rather than having large "do all this magic stuff at once" options.
 
-rg


From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of astgtciv
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 11:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] [Flex 2] Compiling all classes into an application, whether referenced or not

[Flex 2]. Hi, is it possible somehow to instruct mxmlc to compile _all_ the
classes in a project into the resulting SWF, whether those classes be
referenced from the Document class/Application or not? I know I can use
"-includes" to include the classes one-by-one, and if "-includes" supported
wildcards it would do the trick, but it does not.

I guess one possibility would be a two-step compile where first I build a
library with compc using "include-sources", and then include everything in
that library into the resulting swf with mxmlc using "include-libraries".

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