>Somewhere in your code you have to have at least one instance of your AS class
Actually its enough to just put the name of the class somewhere:
import myPackage.MyClass;
private function _imNeverCalled():void
{
MyClass;
};
Another way is to use the 'include-libraries' option to force the compiler to compile a certain set of classes. In that case you do not need to refer the class in your code.
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