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Things to check before/while filing an issue:
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Things to check before/while filing an issue:
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+- Check if you actually suspect that there's an issue in the Haxe code. If you find yourself writing "How do I..." you may want to consider a different communication channel. Refer to http://haxe.org/community/community-support.html for more information.
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- Reduce your code to a minimal example (see http://sscce.org/). In particular avoid library dependencies: If you cannot reproduce your issue without using a specific library, it might not be a Haxe issue to begin with.
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- Reduce your code to a minimal example (see http://sscce.org/). In particular avoid library dependencies: If you cannot reproduce your issue without using a specific library, it might not be a Haxe issue to begin with.
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- Check if your problems are already resolved in the Haxe development version (for builds see http://builds.haxe.org/).
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- Check if your problems are already resolved in the Haxe development version (for builds see http://builds.haxe.org/).
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- Most targets produce readable code. If you suspect the generated code to be wrong, try checking the output. Note that you can add `-D dump=pretty` to your compilation parameters and find the code which is passed to the generators in a `dump` sub directory.
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- Most targets produce readable code. If you suspect the generated code to be wrong, try checking the output. Note that you can add `-D dump=pretty` to your compilation parameters and find the code which is passed to the generators in a `dump` sub directory.
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