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haxelib dev lime lime
You can build the binaries using "lime rebuild":
The first time you run "lime", it should attempt to rebuild the Lime binary for your system, as well as your command-line tools. However, you can also build them manually. Replace "windows" in the following command with your current desktop system.
haxelib install format
lime rebuild windows
lime rebuild tools
You can build additional binaries, or rebuild binaries after making changes, using "lime rebuild":
lime rebuild windows
lime rebuild linux -64 -release -clean
If you make modifications to the tools, you can rebuild them like this:
You can also rebuild the tools if you make changes to them:
lime rebuild tools
OpenFL currently uses the Lime 1 "legacy" binaries by default, instead of the new Lime 2 binaries. To build the legacy binary for a platform, add the -Dlegacy define:
While current Lime projects (and the Lime tools) use the standard Lime binary, OpenFL uses the legacy Lime 1 binary when targeting native platforms. To rebuild Lime legacy, you can use the "legacy" define:
lime rebuild windows -Dlegacy