tag:support.gradlefx.org,2011-05-23:/discussions/questions/2894-asc20GradleFx: Discussion 2016-08-11T02:31:22Ztag:support.gradlefx.org,2011-05-23:Comment/336260822014-07-02T10:24:51Z2014-07-02T10:24:51ZASC2.0<div><p>No, we don't have build-in support for this compiler. We only
support the compc and mxmlc compilers.</p></div>Yennick Trevelstag:support.gradlefx.org,2011-05-23:Comment/336260822014-07-02T10:32:52Z2014-07-02T10:32:55ZASC2.0<div><p>Ok :(<br>
Thanks for the quick reply</p></div>Holgertag:support.gradlefx.org,2011-05-23:Comment/336260822015-02-20T15:21:27Z2015-02-20T15:21:28ZASC2.0<div><p>Hi,</p>
<p>just wondering, where does GradleFX currently stand on this
issue? Do you guys plan to implement in the future? We have a
project developed with IntelliJ & Ant relying on Asc 2.0 but
the scripts are getting harder to maintain, so we were thinking
about switching to Gradle.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p></div>Naviatortag:support.gradlefx.org,2011-05-23:Comment/336260822015-02-20T15:29:38Z2015-02-20T15:29:38ZASC2.0<div><p>GradleFx supports ASC 2.0 for pure Actionscript-based (no Flex)
projects since its latest release.</p>
<p>From the documentation:<br>
"When you only use the AIR SDK it’s easy, you don’t
have to do anything special. It will be an Actionscript-only
project by default and no Flex framework linkage will happen.
GradleFx will also use the ASC 2.0 compiler provided in the new AIR
SDKs by default."</p></div>Yennick Trevels