Yep, that’s right. The title says it all. I promised to have an update available in mid-July. Now it’s August. Where is the update? Well, I have made some progress but it’s not ready yet. Sorry.
If you’re using hfcd, please download and overwrite the original hfcd.jar. Please use the following URL:
http://www.stopcoding.org/downloads/hfcd.jar
The expiration date is now [...]
Archive for the ‘Flex Compiler API’ Category
Over-promise and under-deliver
Posted in Flex Compiler API, Technology, tagged Flex Compiler API on August 4, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Configuring Flex Builder to use the HellFire compiler
Posted in Flex Compiler API, Technology, tagged Flex SDK, Flex Compiler, Flex Compiler API on June 17, 2008 | 24 Comments »
Hi, In my previous post, I talked about a RPC version of the Flex compiler API, i.e. instead of invoking the Flex compiler in the same JVM process as the caller, the RPC version makes network calls to a server dedicated to compiling Flex applications, modules and libraries. After working on the prototype a little [...]
The Flex Compiler API… RPC Style!
Posted in Flex Compiler API, Technology, tagged compc, fcsh, Flex, Flex Compiler, Flex SDK, mxmlc on May 16, 2008 | 7 Comments »
I don’t know how many of you had used Flex Builder 1.0… It wasn’t Eclipse-based. It was based on the award-winning Dreamweaver C++ codebase. We all know that the compiler has been Java-based since day one, so it’s somewhat difficult to integrate the compiler with the C++ based FB (what JNI??). Anyhow, if I remember [...]
