Re: [Ming-dev] ming as3 support

[Sandro S. <st...@ke...>]

On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 02:43:04PM -0600, Darien Alonso Camacho wrote:

> Can you point out where to start ??

src/actioncompiler/*.{flex,y}
There's a pair for up to SWF4 and another for SWF5 up.
You'll need another pair for SWF9/ABC, then some glue
to expose it on the upper levels.

Would be worth evaluating integration of an existing
flex/bison-based compiler part of SWFTools, GPLv2 licensed.

> I am working in something like a free and open source flash IDE (not a 
> Macromedia/Adobe Flash clone) [1] and libming is the best I have found 
> for this purpose, not sure about use haXe instead. Although I am already 
> using mingpp nowadays I'm trying to find the best option, any idea will 
> be welcome.
> 
> [1] http://www.vcl.jovenclub.cu/prov/cazabe/

I think Ming was a good choice. Paired with Gnash is the most
viable solution for an IDE. You're not alone, btw,
check out http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Tools#IDEs, I've added
Cazabe there.

Note that Gnash doesn't support ABC code, so you'll need to improve
that side too for an integrated solution.

--strk; 

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