[mtasc] -keep add same code as much as you compile ?

erixtekila erixtekila at dotgeek.org
Tue Jun 28 02:47:29 CEST 2005


Hi,


I'm very disappointing.
The more I compile my project with -keep, the more the same classes are 
added !!
This makes the swf heavier as time go…

What's the hell is that behavior ?
How MTASC make the difference between classes that have been compiled 
with MMC end after with MTASC ?
I have the feeling that it don't and just add them on each new build !

Here my Ant :
<exec executable="${mtasc}" failonerror="true">
						<arg value="-trace"/>
						<arg value="Client.logDebug"/>
						<arg value="-cp"/>
						<arg value="${classpath1}"/>
						<arg value="-cp"/>
						<arg value="${classpath2}"/>
						<arg value="-cp"/>
						<arg value="${source}"/>
						<arg value="-separate"/>
						<arg value="-keep"/>
						<arg value="-frame"/>
						<arg value="25"/>
						<arg value="-swf"/>
						<arg value="${deploy}/${targetswf}"/>
						<arg value="-main"/>
						<!--<arg value="-v"/>-->
						<arg value="${source}/${mainclass}"/>
				</exec>

Should it be because I use the conjonction of :
-separate, -keep, and -frame ?

Please enlight my lantern, Nicolas.
Thanks.
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