compiler flags
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| is there a way to add flags to a compiler without resorting to manual compiling it through the command line? I mean by using the monkey IDE. I need to add these flags to the flash compiler: "-swf-version=13" |
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I dont think so, when Monkey calls the Flash compile it is hard coded:Execute "mxmlc -static-link-runtime-shared-libraries=true MonkeyGame.as" And there arent any flags to do this: TRANS Usage: trans [-update] [-build] [-run] [-clean] [-config=...] [-target=...] [-cfgfile=...] [-modpath=...] <main_monkey_source_file> Valid targets: C++_Tool Glfw_Game Html5_Game Windows_8_Game Windows_Phone_8_Game Xna_Game Valid configs: debug release You could alter Trans yourself and recompile Monkey, if you wanted to ;) |
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| thanks therevills. I have been messing with it for hours but couldn't figure it out. Just now I opened the mxmlc file with a text editor and added it to the parameter list and it seems to work. it fixed my problem! Thanks therevills. |
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| Yet another reason for trans.exe to have CC_OPTS (compiler flags)! |
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| that would be cool. the biggest issue right now for me was that the new flex SDK for Mac does not support the 32bit VM anymore, I had to remove a few line from the mxmlc configuration file and add the parameters to the end of an specific line. it might not be possible to do it externally. I could be wrong. |
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| More options for the command line compiler parameters would be useful to me too. |
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| compiler flags is something that i've hacked into my own monkey compiler and into monkey-ext. it is necessary to have if monkey wants to interface with existing libraries that use shared libs, otherwise monkey will always be limited. |
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