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Does the Flex compiler pass a version number that’s accessible to conditional compilation? The problem I’m facing is I have some common code that may be used with SDK 10 or 11 and it uses JSON. I want to be able to not force 11 users to use the external JSON library as JSON functionality is in the 11 SDK.
I realize I can set my own compiler parameter, but I wanted to avoid that if possible, so users of the shared code don’t need to remember to set this parameter.
Nope, no such thing, unfortunately. You may, however, account on version being a static variable declared on all framework components (it would make it a runtime check instead).