On 9/12/07, zwetan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > b) so yeah let's take MTASC for instance > > if you programm for MTASC, your source code can not compile with the > Flash IDE compiler. > > So, that means if you start to compile for MTASC, you have no way back, > you are locked in the MTASC logic, MTASC way of doing thing etc.
That's incorrect. We use the IDE and MTASC to compile the same code every day - the IDE for development and testing, MTASC for automated building of the same codebase. There is no difference between the code at all if you don't use static main() methods. The obvious advantage to MTASC is the command-line build facility and the blistering speed. Ian
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