James M. Greene wrote > When you were using it on Windows, were you: > (1) Using "mxmlc.bat"/"mxmlc.exe", "mxmlc.jar" directly, or "fcsh"? > (2) What terminal were you using? e.g. cmd (Command Prompt), PowerShell, > MinGW, Cygwin, GitBash, etc. > (3) Were your files hosted on a normal NTFS drive? > (4) What version of the Flex SDK? > (5) What version of Windows? > (6) Using Intel-based hardware? > > Sincerely, > James M. Greene
(1) mxmlc.bat (2) cmd (Command Prompt) (3) files are hosted locally on an NTFS drive (4) we were previously using 4.9.0, however I can't find an installer for that anymore. I'm using 4.9.1 now. I'm not sure if it works in newer versions, but I may check at some point. (5) Windows 8.1 64-bit (6) Intel Core i5-4210U Some additional info: (1) I'm using the default flex-config.xml file that comes with the SDK, no alterations. (2) I am overriding some of the flex-config.xml values with the command line options I posted in my Stack Overflow thread. Those are: -optimize=true -debug=false -incremental=true and -raw-metadata '' (3) The build process is an ANT build script that I'm running inside Flash Builder. However, one of the tasks in the build script executes a batch file via the cmd prompt. That batch file just iterates over a folder of .css files and executes mxmlc against them using the arguments I listed above. It's worth noting that there are additional build steps in the ANT file that are just an <mxmlc> task directly against an .mxml file, also with the optimize and incremental arguments set and those are working properly as well. I hope that helps! -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/MXMLC-incremental-not-working-on-OSX-tp9380p9401.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
