Differences between version #13658 and #15436

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< First you need to download and compile tamarin for your system, more information can be found here:
< [[https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Tamarin/Tamarin_Build_Documentation|Tamarin Build Documentation]]
< Builds : ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/js/tamarin/builds/tamarin-redux/ (copy paste to your browser, this wiki is not up to it)
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> First you need to download and compile tamarin for your system. More information can be found in the [[https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Tamarin/Tamarin_Build_Documentation|Tamarin Build Documentation]]
> You can also download a ready built binary (avmshell) from here: **ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/js/tamarin/builds/tamarin-redux/**
> Some changes are needed to the following classes:
>   * **Boot.hx**
> Modify the standard //std\flash\Boot.hx// file by replacing it with the code from [[http://haxe.org/doc/targets/tamarin/boot?lang=en|Boot.hx]] 
>   * **System.hx**
> Add new System class by creating a folder //avmplus// in the //std// folder and in there add a new file [[http://haxe.org/doc/targets/tamarin/system?lang=en|System.hx]]. 
> You should end up with: //std\avmplus\System.hx//
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< Then you need to modify the standard Boot file for the flash target.
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< replace //std\flash9\Boot.hx// with code found on this page [[http://haxe.org/doc/targets/tamarin/boot?lang=en|Boot.hx]] 
< ====  ====
< then you need to add a new System file in //std\avm// using code found here:
<  [[http://haxe.org/doc/targets/tamarin/system?lang=en|System.hx]]
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< now you can create a test Main, unfortunately it differs slightly from regular as it needs a name space.
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> Now, let's do a simple test: 
> Create a file //Main.hx// and add the code below.
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< @:ns("")@:native("IPL") class TamarinTest 
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> @:ns("")@:native("IPL") class Main
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< 		trace("hello cruel world from Haxe targeting avmshell! tamarin v"+System.getAvmplusVersion()); 
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> 		trace("hello cruel world from Haxe targeting avmshell! tamarin v" + System.getAvmplusVersion()); 
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< 		var tt = new TamarinTest(); trace("goodbye cruel world! freeMem:"+System.freeMemory); 
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> 		var tt = new Main(); trace("goodbye cruel world! freeMem:" + System.freeMemory); 
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< Then you can compile it
< //-main TamarinTest -swf9 tamarinTest.swf -D avmshell//
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< Then you need to convert in to ABC using this file
< [[http://hg.mozilla.org/tamarin-central/file/fbecf6c8a86f/utils/abcdump.as|abcdump.as]]
< You can find some instruction here:
< [[http://propella.blogspot.com/2010/01/recent-tamarin-and-abc-tools.html|recent-tamarin-and-abc-tools]]
< but Haxe community hopes to add Haxe specific instructions, or create a tool to make this simpler.
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> Create a //build.hxml// file and add the following commands
> <code haxe>
> -main Main 
> -D avmshell
> -swf main.swf 
> </code>
> 
> Before we can test our compiled code in avmshell we need to create a little script that calls the main class in our swf:
> Create a file //boot.as// with the following code:
> <code haxe>
> IPL.main()
> </code>
> and compile it to //boot.abc// with:
> <code haxe>
> java -jar asc.jar -import builtin.abc boot.as
> </code> (//asc.jar// and //builtin.abc// are part of the Flex sdk and can be downloaded from [[http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/flex-sdk-download.html|here]] )
> 
> Now we can finally run our test from terminal /command line:
> <code haxe>
> avmshell main.swf boot.abc
> </code>
> You should see printed:
> <code haxe>
> Main.hx:5: hello cruel world from Haxe targeting avmshell! tamarin v2.1 1049616:
> Main.hx:11: goodbye cruel world! freeMem:794624
> </code>
> **Notes**
> Although you can extract the abc file from the compiled main.swf with this tool: [[http://hg.mozilla.org/tamarin-central/file/fbecf6c8a86f/utils/abcdump.as|abcdump.as]] ([[http://propella.blogspot.com/2010/01/recent-tamarin-and-abc-tools.html|instructions]]), you can also use the main.swf without conversion as shown in the test above.