Problem using Lime with "next"

[Arthur Ferrai Ferreira]

I'm trying to use lime's new joystick interface as shown here: http://www.openfl.org/blog/2015/10/06/october-update/

I tried to simply use the features, but openfl insists to use legacy code (which looks like it doesn't have these features).

Then I set "next" on Project.xml. And now it works... on debug mode only. The release build gives me an exception "*** error for object 0x10cd2cf70: pointer being freed was not allocated".

I'm trying to build c++ mac.

Is there anything I can do to make it work?

[Ashiq A.]

Does it work on any other platforms? Can you build, say, Neko or Flash?

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[Arthur Ferrai Ferreira]

Sorry the delay.

The Joystick interface isn't compatible with flash.

Neko gives me the error:

Uncaught exception - std@module_read

[Gama11]

That error is caused by exceeding neko's code size limit. You can either get a nightly build of Neko, where it was increased, or try --no-inline, which in most cases brings it down enough to work.

[Arthur Ferrai Ferreira]

Using --no-inline with neko without debug shows haxeflixel splash screen and error report screen. With mac target, no changes.