Andrew Frost

Interesting use case .. so just to confirm, that's a compile-time error, so it's the compiler that's saying that this isn't supported. Looking at the AVM2 Overview document, an "instance"...

Adding the relevant call stack traces for reference in case other folk see the same. This is another one caused by us having a different thread for the AIR runtime...

Looks like the first one may be a compiler issue when it comes across that format.. although it's not a valid string? `"\uD83E"` Although it works in JavaScript.. ``` console.log("\uD83E".charCodeAt(0));...

FYI, what you're seeing is the "normal" behaviour in Java, the string `"\uD83E"` in Java isn't really valid and if you then call `String.getBytes("UTF-8");` then you get the single `?`...

If you're not listening for an event type, then the event object doesn't get created. So if you have a completely empty SWF project - and aren't getting it to...

Hi We'd not followed up on this one but looking at it again, it does sound a bit strange.. if the app is empty and just sat there doing nothing,...

It does sound like it's worse on macOS, we'll focus on that to start with. There is a garbage collection policy in place which adapts itself based on what's happening.....

I don't suppose you're able to reproduce this with a small sample application? I'm not sure whether you're actually using a `float` type variable or not..? Are you using the...

> it is access "playerglobal.swc" in air sdk This will be a problem .. playerglobal is for use with the Flash Player; and we don't update that as part of...

So presumably this is a restriction in the Flex compiler.. I just had a quick look in the Royale compiler and it doesn't look like this is supporting `float` types...