By bloid
via blog.leosoto.com
Published: Oct 06 2008 / 02:04
It is a wrapper around Adobe's fcsh, which gives you back the good thing about mxmlc: it's a simple and traditional command line compiler, which compiles your code and returns back an status code telling you if the compilation was successful or not. This may sound old-fashioned in the current shiny-powerful-and-bloated IDE times, but if you are a hardcore IDE person, you aren't interested in mxmlc nor in fcsh anyway.
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