MTASC just wouldnt be where it is if it wasnt an improved AS2
compiler. The only incompatibilities are where the MM compiler is
basicaly lax/broken, so code designed for MTASC *will* compile in MM
compiler.
I dont think I'm alone in stating that code I develop commercialy for
Flash *has* to be compilable in MM, and hence a new language just isnt
going to work for me. Sure I would like a better language than AS2/3,
but when your hired to do AS work, you cant deliver anything other
than AS.

So where do we go from here? Simple - NC will develop his new language
- which for the large part will probably be great, but few people will
use it seriously. MTASC will get developed by the community to support
AS3 and will continue to be used on a large scale.

On NC's decision to develop this new language... as far as flash
specificaly is concerned - I cant see the point. AS3 is a huge
improvemnet to AS2 (as AS2 was to AS1) and I cant see MM taking it in
any other direction in the near future.

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