MXMLC's XML embedding is terrible. For anything non-trivial, embed your XML
as a ByteArray and just parse it as a String.
-Josh
2009/4/16 edlueze
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> I've finally had a chance to investigate my slow compiler performance and
> I've made a shocking discovery!
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> As a reminder, I asked the comm
I've finally had a chance to investigate my slow compiler performance and I've
made a shocking discovery!
As a reminder, I asked the community how long I should expect a typical
compilation to take. The response I got was "about 40 seconds". My clean-build
compilations take about 2 hours!!!
To
bject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex Builder Compiler Performance Benchmarking
Hi highly recommend defragmenting your HD.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com<mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com>, Tom
Chiverton wrote:
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> On Thursday 26 Mar 2009, edlueze wrote:
> > I'll work o
Hi highly recommend defragmenting your HD.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton wrote:
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> On Thursday 26 Mar 2009, edlueze wrote:
> > I'll work on doing that other stuff you recommended - compiling with
> > ANT/MXMLC, and generating the line count. I might also try upgrading Flex
>
Also, if everything is an individual MXML application file but then you're
editing code that they depend on, you're compiling all of those individual MXML
files each time. That's going to take a significant amount of time because
each one has to be linked. What happens if you don't have lots o
Hm, as you said in a later post, I'd suspect the xml file, or perhaps other
resources. I'm working on a fairly large project, some Java, a few graphics and
css, as well as 70+ modules of various sizes and our build time with a little
homegrown Maven plugin is coming in at under 8 minutes.
Please
On Thursday 26 Mar 2009, edlueze wrote:
> I'll work on doing that other stuff you recommended - compiling with
> ANT/MXMLC, and generating the line count. I might also try upgrading Flex
Just try the mxmlc that comes with Builder, rather than fighting ANT.
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to assertivel
Some more information about my slow compiler:
I'm running on a dual-core HP workstation with 4GB of RAM. I try to limit what
else I'm running (usually just Excel and Firefox) and I've been watching Task
Manager without noticing anything remarkable.
More recently I've been forced to work offsite
How long has it been since the compile time has been taking that long?
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Matt Chotin wrote:
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> We clearly need to see your application and understand your system
> configuration. This is obviously something going very wrong, I can't imagine
> your compilation
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