Hi, Justin. To me that sounds like a kludge with little benefit and presumably worse performance than either compiler by itself. I take it that you are unhappy with the decision to compile MXML directly to ABC, for maximum performance, if it means losing -keep? If so, you could work on a alternate compilation path for MXML in Falcon that involved either real or fake (i.e., not actually compiled) AS. What is the main problem that you use -keep to solve? Perhaps Falcon's option that displays MXML syntax trees could be another solution for you.
- Gordon Sent from my iPad On Aug 14, 2012, at 6:26 PM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote: > Hi, > >> Falcon right now is an ActionScript compiler with limited MXML support, so >> right now you can't simply change the old compiler by the new one. > > Probably some reason to why we cant do this but couldn't we use the current > compiler to turn MXML into AS (-keep of top of head) and then use Falcon to > compile that AS? > > Justin
