Scott Stacey:
Yeah, seems crazy not to use mtasc, but unfortunately that's not my
decision to make.
If you need MTASC support, you can contract with my company.
You'll have to spent some money and most likely we will not have
anything to do since the compiler just works :)
Nicolas
A couple notes about MTASC -
First off its pretty strict. Your code has to be pretty solid, items have
to be casted properly, variables cannot be redefined in the same scope,
etc, or MTASC bitches at your fierce. Its not a bad thing in the long run,
but something you should think about
Having said that, once I got it running through MTASC I went from a
four
and half minute compile time to 29 seconds. That made things so much
easier :)
I'm just curious - what kinds of projects are people working on that
compiling takes 4 1/2 minutes? I use a lot of AS 2 classes I write
for
Hi List,
I'm working on a project where we're looking at switching to nightly builds for
the development process, building on MS Windows.
At the moment a cron job attempts to run the compile and gets stuck on our
Flash compilation.
This is probably because the build machine isn't running as a
Do your command line from a .bat wrapped with a SU command (substitut
user with the password). I don't have an example with me but will try
to get one from home. I've used that trick a lot but it was over 6
years ago.
A+
Sam Thorne a écrit :
Hi List,
I'm working on a project where
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mesh/archives/2003/11/flashcommand_fl.html
On 14/06/06, Éric Thibault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do your command line from a .bat wrapped with a SU command (substitut
user with the password). I don't have an example with me but will try
to get one from home. I've
Hi Scott,
Yeah, I've seen this, but the problem isn't making the compile call,
it's running Flash while not in a windowing environment.
All Mike's script really does is build a custom jsfl script on the
fly, open Flash and run the script.
It's the 'Open Flash' bit that we're stuck with, as
Oh, sorry about that. Didn't read carefully enough.
I don't think there is a solution given your contraints...but I'm
going to offer my two cents. Forget MM's compiler. It might as well be
unsupported. Tech support will cost a fortune to speak to and I'm
pretty sure they wouldn''t be able to fix
A couple notes about MTASC -
First off its pretty strict. Your code has to be pretty solid, items have
to be casted properly, variables cannot be redefined in the same scope,
etc, or MTASC bitches at your fierce. Its not a bad thing in the long run,
but something you should think about preparing
Scott Stacey:
Yeah, seems crazy not to use mtasc, but unfortunately that's not my
decision to make.
In the timeline we have it seems very unlikely that we'll change
compiler in the middle of a release schedule.
Éric:
With the su batch script, I've not seen an su for windows before, is
Yes, runas is similar to su but then for Windows
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