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Re: flashcc - Compile your C++ code to run in Flash Player [message #39488 is a reply to message #39487]

Fri, 22 March 2013 13:44

Novo
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Hi Luigi,

If you are interested in using Flash with C++ there is an interesting commercial product called Scaleform GFx. It is a Flash Player made as a C++ library. Based on hardware-accelerated graphics.
Non-source code version is not that expensive. Smile

Actually, it works in an opposite way: it allows you to use Flash in C++ instead of compiling C++ info Flash.

Regards,
Novo

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