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I have a lot of the following warnings:
Will they affect the performance of my flash application? Will they affect the compiling time?
/Andreas
They won’t directly affect your program performance (at least in terms of speed/cpu/memory use), but by the sounds of it the warnings you’ve listed will definitely stop your program doing what it is intended to do.
It’s definitely worth cleaning up what you can though – adding a type declaration is easy (even if it’s just
elem : *, although you probably want to be more specific if you can), and comparing for null means that your boolean test won’t work correctly (sounds like you’re thinking of Java-style Booleans, where the object is a wrapper around a primitive, and so can be null — in AS, Boolean always has a value)