I am also using FB 4.7 and I really think the FlashBuilder could be better. I have a lot of projects and one of the web-projects is a little bit bigger (the compiled swf is 8 MB). It takes up to 40 Seconds for compiling and uses up to 4 GB of RAM. (it's good to change the eclipse.ini ;-) )
And in FB4.7 I have some annoying bugs: - it shows me that the import XXXX is not used locally, but the import IS used locally - it shows me that the resource xxxx does not exist, but the file actually exists and is found when I clicked the class a second time Will there be a next version of FB or even a bug-fix of the current issues in FB? I am wondering why FB has this still issues. I know Adobe dropped the development of the Flex SDK, but I thought the FB is still used for the new Adobe game development strategy, right? Ok, so I am really considering to use IntelliJ IDEA for developing. What is the majority here on the list using for development? I thought FB (as eclipse-plugin) is the best choice, because I can code other files (php, HTML, Java....) of my project in the same IDE. Thanks Marcus Am 19.03.2013 um 11:05 schrieb João Fernandes <[email protected]>: > you could always disable design view and it will speed things up or > eventually move to intelliJ (just kidding). > > > On 19 March 2013 09:10, Tom Chiverton <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I found Builder 4.7 to be half as fast and use twice as much RAM under the >> 1.7 JVM as 1.6, so just went back to that. >> >> WinXP 32bit. >> >> Tom >> >> >> On 18/03/2013 23:10, Steve McLaughlin wrote: >> >>> Hi, I'm using Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 with apache flex 4.9.1 SDK, and the >>> text editor is extremely slower than Adobe Flash Builder 4.6. >>> It appears that some kind of background processing is happening, is it >>> checking all the import statements to see if they are used? Is there an >>> option to turn this off? >>> >>> For example, I comment out a line, and it takes 1-2 seconds for the cursor >>> to return. >>> I already have 'Build automatically' unchecked. >>> >>> thanks, >>> steve >>> >>> >>> ______________________________**______________________________** >>> __________ >>> This email has been scanned by the Symantec Email Security.cloud service. >>> For more information please visit http://www.symanteccloud.com >>> ______________________________**______________________________** >>> __________ >>> >> >> > > > -- > > João Fernandes
