Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 06 Feb 2008, at 22:48, Marco Alvarado wrote:
I'd love to create compilers for those virtual
platforms.
Java will be hard, because it doesn't support plain pointers. I don't
known ActionScript. Anyway, you're welcome to try :)
Flash is a virtual machine. Flash 9 is a complete re-write. There are
Flash assemblers available. Flash doesn't use "ActionScript"* at run
tme, the code is compiled to bytecode, just like Java.
As a proof of concept (and interesting aside) see:
http://community.netikatech.com/faq/ - it's a C# compiler targeting
Flash (well, and Silverlight..)
* I believe is *is* possible to dynamically compile Action Script, and
the older Flash runtimes were tied to Action Script more than Flash 9.
Dunno, I just dabbled with Goa (as a pretty much full time C#
programmer) and have used Flex 2 and Flex Builder (which is actually a
really cool platform.)
M
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