The compiler use 25% CPU, but nothing happen (win7, 64 bit, Haxe 3.0.1)

[Tom]

Hi!

I have a big corporate flash project. It was written in Haxe 2, but now I have to bugfix it.
I "convert" it to Haxe 3 (using 3.0.1, and FlashDevelop on Win7 64 bit).

The compiler does not give any syntax error, so the source is seems to be correct.
If I hit (in FD) F5/F8, the build started, and Haxe.exe use 25% of CPU resources, but never stop. I tried Haxe 3.0.0, with the same "result".
The nightly build of Haxe is unreachable/broken, so I can't try it.

Any suggestion/idea, how can I fix it? (Sorry, but I can't let public the source...)

Thanks in advance!
Tom

[Tom]

I looking for some Haxe compiler options, and using the "-v" the verbose mode stop at "haxe/std/Xml.hx". Strange, because I don't think, that this has any error.
There are some limit to the sources length/count in the compiler?

[Tom]

I found this nightly build (2013.10.25.), and it can compile the whole project, so there was a bug in Haxe, and now fixed. We just need a new official release. :)

[Nicolas Cannasse]

> If I hit (in FD) F5/F8, the build started, and Haxe.exe use 25% of CPU
> resources, but never stop. I tried Haxe 3.0.0, with the same "result".
> The nightly build of Haxe is unreachable/broken, so I can't try it.

Can't you use http://build.haxe.org/?prefix=builds/haxe/windows/ ?

Best,
Nicolas

[Tom]

It always drops an error: "There was an error.", and the Loading text, and loader indicator comes up, but nothing. (I tried Firefox, and Chrome.)
Fakk. I tried now with IE (the last browser on the Earth, want I want to use), and it worked. :)

Cheers!

[Cauê Waneck]

This issue ( https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/issues/2276 ) seems to hint me that there's something wrong with the latest builds. I'll look into it today - I think I know what's wrong.

2013/11/5 Tom <hortoba...@gmail.com>

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