Haxe

The optimize flags are a bit tricky because they can be set per-file and they can be different on

I got this error with a fixed iteration(around 300000 times call) within few seconds, below is my

The short answer is no, nativeMalloc/nativeFree are not going to work with normal haxe objects. For

I have found some discussion about this issue, seems fixed at some version between 3.3.0 and 3.4.2.

If your extenal code does not want to "#include <hxcpp.h>", you can do it like this:

Thank you again for all your help and for a great tool in HXCPP. After finally understanding how the

`lime create extension SampleExtension` will give an example of a project with an include.xml and

Hi The problem here is that you are mixing CFFI and haxe together in the same file by indirectly

I don't think it is going to be possible to extend hx::object in your own code. So really you

With hxcpp 3.4.43 I managed to get debug symbols working so that I got reasonable stack traces. That

yes i realize now that everything in 3.3 works without needing the static links, now that everything

For 3.2, you can also try to add lines like these to one of your files: https://github.com/

Hello community, does anybody debug his/ her C++ projects using FlashDevelop with ? Anyhow it does

Hello guys, New to Haxe and hxccp and unsure what the problem is. I compiled a bunch of Haxe utility

There is a "#undef RegisterClass" in the hxcpp include code, so you could try including

Check in the OpenFL forum: http://community.openfl.org/ Em domingo, 13 de março de 2016 14:55:09 UTC-

Thanks. I knew it had to be there somewhere, but just couldn't find it. I'll need to bookmark

No, Haxe is my main. I use QT for Bluetooth Low Energy only. Which isn't very straightforward as

Thanks again! I am very grateful ;) On Thursday, January 14, 2016 at 5:33:01 AM UTC+1, Hugh wrote:

Not to subvert your thread or anything, but did anyone try setting up Haxe with Cloud9, Docker, or

Thanks for your answer! In addition : My correct path for ndll import to Windows export is "C:\

Hi, The hxcpp target is not really set up to work with native errors/signals, so there is no easy way

Hallo "Michael" - ich nehme an Du teilst dir diesen Account mit A. Anyway - I think

Your initial solution should have worked - dynamic has "inline ::Dynamic operator()(const

Hello everyone! I'm trying to use haxe-created static library in our cross-platform game engine.

Thanks, Ian! openfl.Lib.current.stage did the trick. I actually tried using Lib.current.stage (

That's what I ended up doing, but it's unfortunate. I was hoping for something native to Haxe

And just to be clear, live object view would be suuuuuper sweet to have in HxScout as well :D On

I just tested this on some of OpenFL's text rendering functions that use lambdas, and it works!

You were right, I wasn't checking nor making a folder before writing, thanks! On Wednesday,