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I want to compile a tiny actionscript file. Is there something out there that exists and works?
I tried compiling and installing swftools without success. I also read about Flex SDK on all other posts. However all links are either broken or outdated. Seems like there isn’t a package for Linux?
The easiest way to compile and test out ActionScript is to use Wonderfl. It is a web-based Flash IDE that will compile ActionScript and allow you to view and download the resulting SWF.
To develop on your own machine, you can use the Flex SDK, which can be downloaded from Adobe Open Source. This includes
mxmlc, the command-line ActionScript compiler. You can find more information on usingmxmlcin the Flex documentation. You could also try FB4Linux, a project that ports the Flash Builder IDE to Linux.