Class: Apparat::TDSI

Inherits:
Sprout::Executable::Base
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/apparat/tdsi.rb

Overview

The TDSI tool performs various bytecode transformations. Besides specific transformations the application will always try to do certain peephole optimizations. Most of them will fix problems with older ActionScript compiler versions.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#alchemy ⇒ Object

This option will inline Alchemy operations from ActionScript. If you use the Memory class provided by the apparat-ersatz library those operations will be replaced with fast Alchemy op codes. More information is available at code.google.com/p/apparat/wiki/MemoryPool

default true



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 35

add_param :alchemy, Boolean, { :shell_name => '-a', :default => false, :delimiter => ' ' }

#executable ⇒ Object

The default executable target



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 56

set :executable, :tdsi

#fix ⇒ Object

If you specify the “-f” argument TDSI will try to fix certain problems with files generated by the Alchemy compiler. This transformation will only affect code generated from C/C++ sources. This option defaults to false. The best way to optimize an Alchemy file with TDSI is by calling “tdsi -i input.swc -o output.swc -f true -a false -e false -m false”.



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 26

add_param :fix, Boolean, { :shell_name => '-f', :default => false, :delimiter => ' ' }

#inlined ⇒ Object

Perform inline expansion. If your class extends the apparat.inline.Inline class all its static methods will be inlined when called. Those methods may not contain exceptions and must be static.

default - true



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 44

add_param :inlined, Boolean, { :shell_name => '-e', :default => false, :delimiter => ' ' }

#input ⇒ Object

The source file to apply turbo to



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 13

add_param :input, File, { :required => true, :shell_name => '-i', :delimiter => ' ' }

#macro ⇒ Object

Whether or not to enable macro expansion. Macros are like a type-safe copy and paste that happens at compile time. More information is available here: code.google.com/p/apparat/wiki/MemoryPool



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 51

add_param :macro, Boolean, { :shell_name => '-m', :default => false, :delimiter => ' ' }

#output ⇒ Object

The turbo powered swf/swc



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# File 'lib/apparat/tdsi.rb', line 18

add_param :output, String, { :shell_name => '-o', :delimiter => ' ' }