[osflash] Compiling with FlashDevelopIDE/mxmlc.exe

sam / pixelconsumption sam at pixelconsumption.com
Mon Nov 20 11:30:08 EST 2006


Glad to help John! \m/

-Sam

John Grden wrote:
> I just talked it over with Philippe about what the problem is, and I 
> don't think its FlashDevelop's issue at all. 
>
> I was compiling with ant (which uses mxmlc.exe) so I think it's an 
> issue with the mxmlc.exe.
>
> On 11/20/06, *John Grden* <neoriley at gmail.com 
> <mailto:neoriley at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     thanks Sam, and it happened to be just that.  The bottom line was
>     that I had to make sure there weren't any other versions of
>     playerglobal.swc in the libs folder.  Like if I had renamed the
>     original one as playerglobal_original.swc and left it in there,
>     this caused the problem with FlashDevelop, but FB2 didn't seem to
>     care.
>
>     as soon as I took that other version out, it worked great and
>     compiled the SWF.  And yeah, that error message was correct. 
>
>     The messed up part of this is that there was no compile error -
>     only runtime error.  But it was obvious that the mxmlc.exe had a
>     problem.
>
>     THanks again Sam,
>
>
>     On 11/20/06, *sam / pixelconsumption* < sam at pixelconsumption.com
>     <mailto:sam at pixelconsumption.com>> wrote:
>
>         Hey John,
>
>                   From the docs it says, "This error indicates that the
>         ActionScript in the SWF is invalid. If you believe that the
>         file has not
>         been corrupted, please report the problem to Adobe". Have you
>         recently
>         transfered the files from another computer?
>
>         -Sam
>
>         John Grden wrote:
>         > I'm getting this error and can't figure out why.  I've
>         reinstalled
>         > everthing (FD, sdk - you name it).
>         >
>         > the app compiles without error, but when it loads, I get this
>         in a
>         > long line of messages:
>         >
>         > VerifyError: Error #1079: Native methods are not allowed in
>         loaded code.
>         >
>         > anyone know what this is?  Experience it?
>         >
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