Flex-falcon currently requires flex-sdk and flex-asjs. Flex-sdk requires flex-blazeds and flex-tlf. Flex-asjs requires flex-flexunit and flex-sdk and flex-falcon so there is a circularity. It should all be documented in various readme files. The dependencies should only be involved in running automated tests.
I think you can build just the SWF compiler by running “ant jar” in flex-falcon/compiler and build the FalconJX jars by running “ant” in flex-falcon/compiler.jx but it is probably ok just to see how far it gets. So, I think the recipe is: Git clone flex-tlf Git clone flex-blazeds Git clone flex-sdk Setup environment vars as described in flex-sdk/README In flex-sdk run “ant main” Git clone flex-falcon Git clone flex-asjs Git clone flex-flexunit Setup environment vars as described in flex-falcon/README In flex-falcon run “ant all”. Ignore failure. Setup environment vars as described in flex-asjs/README In flex-asjs run “ant”. In flex-falcon run “ant all” again. -Alex On 5/7/15, 8:55 AM, "Michael Schmalle" <teotigraphix...@gmail.com> wrote: >Ok, my little boy curiosity has been peaked enough to want to try and >compile this beast. > >It's been 2 years since I even had this code on my computer. Do I need the >Flex SDK still to compile for FlexJS and the cross compiler? > >My goal is to be able to build the compiler and the FlexJS framework. >Could >someone be so kind and give me a quick list of what I need to do? Which >repos I need to checkout. > >I guess first I would like to write a unit test hello world eventually for >the compiler and that being said I can't seem to find the page that >describes how to make sure my git setup doesn't screw up things. > >Mike
