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Because Falcon requires a number of other files (such as flex-config.xml, framework.swc, etc.) to compile anything, the Falcon build script actually creates a small SDK in which everything is arranged so that tools like Falcon's mxmlc work the way they would if they were in an actual Apache Flex SDK. This "Falcon SDK" is built at generated/dist/sdk.

Committing to Falcon

Each commit to the trunk will be expected to:

• Keep the Java warnings in the Eclipse project(s) at 0.
• Keep the 'ant javadoc' warnings at 0.
• Provide Javadoc for new non-private APIs.
• Not change the public API surface (to ease possible re-integration into Flash Builder).
• Pass whatever tests are part of 'ant tests', once we have some tests.

Using Falcon

On the Command Line

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