crossbridge and C++11

[pol2095]

crossbridge and C++11

[ROBERT-MCDOWELL]

@pol2095
I think it would be worth for you to join Ruffle project
https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle
the goal is to replace Flash plugin keeping intact Flash API, SWF and AVM1 / AVM2
So you will be able to integrate your C++ in webassembly as well.
WASM is the next Web binary standard container. Project like Crossbridge is abandonned in favour of webassembly.

[ROBERT-MCDOWELL]

Well, Air is depracated too in favour of webassembly.

[JoeDupuis]

This project have been abandoned by adobe a long time ago.
The crossbridge community fork is a bit ahead. I believe yes it support C++11, but even the crossbridge community port is unmaintained at this point.

[JoeDupuis]

Here's the community fork https://github.com/crossbridge-community/crossbridge

[pol2095]

I use crossbridge community 15.0.0 but C++11 is not supported
std::to_string(42); return an error at compilation

[pol2095]

Thanks, but it's for a Air project, webassembly is not a solution.

[pol2095]

webassembly is for the web, for an app is deprecated too, I prefer Unity instead, or native app for performance, Air is good solution for dev velocity and hiring categories.

[JoeDupuis]

Not necessarily. There is node and electron that allow you to target desktop and not browser.

Depending on the type of project, unity is possibly a good solution.

But as others have said, I would not recommend starting a greenfield project on anything flash/air related.

[pol2095]

It's not for a new project, I need to add functionnality to my app.
But it's not my question.

[pol2095]

I tried to implement an external library in C++11 using Crossbridge 1.1.0 on Mac but it’s not finalized and I have this error :

/Users/user/Desktop/Projets/crossbridge/flascc/sdk/usr/bin/…/…/usr/lib/libc.a: error: undefined reference to ‘__openat’
/Users/user/Desktop/Projets/crossbridge/flascc/sdk/usr/bin/…/…/usr/lib/libc.a: error: undefined reference to ‘_fstatat’
clang++: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
make: *** [T05] Error 1

Thanks