Thank you for your answer, BaronKarza, though unfortunately it still didn't help. When I changed the memory to 256 first, I received an error which looks similar to the first one though a bit different.

Error text:

I thought that maybe 256 memory is still not enough and changed it to 512. The error I received then exactly matched the first one. It's actually kind of weird. But I hope it somehow helps the analysis of the problem source.

gdDept

1. Only when publishing ipa. If I run with ctrl + enter or with ctrl + shift + enter it compiles without errors.

2. I did so already. Worked fine. Even already installed it on iPhone for testing.

Tried 2. Didn't work. Don't know if I'll be able to try 1, but I'll definately try 3.

You could help me if you could explain what the error means by itself. Not why it happens, rather what the lines of the error might mean and what memory is meant.

Beside that, I already thank you for your help.

Hello Pahup,

thank you very much for your interest in this matter. Unfortunately I can't make the decision if I can hand out the project data

myself - I will have to discuss the matter with my superior first, who is away at the moment. You will receive an answer most likely at the end of the week.

Thank you again for you interest and your patience - it is highly important to me to be able to solve this problem and therefore any help is appreciated.

As for the version, after receiving the error I made all the necessary procedures to get everything onto the latest state. I reinstalled Flash CS5.5 and applied the latest updates.

The error remained unchanged. According to http://helpx.adobe.com/air/kb/determine-version-air-runtime.html the exact version of my AIR is 3.2.0.2070.

Regards,

gdDept

Hello Donny,

thank you for your answer.

How exactly do I do that? I followed a tutorial on setting up SDK (http://www.air-tutorial.com/installing-air-sdk) but I receive

errors when entering

adt -command options

as follows:

I entered the path of the adl.exe and adt.bat as described in the tutorial and also the path of java.exe as (i hope i understood correctly) mentioned in the link you gave me.

Sorry for the questions. I just started doing this in january so I'm pretty new to many routines in this.

Okay, we had a talk and it seems I have to do some things before I can just send the project. I need to replace the pictures with dummies and possibly to replace the text with placeholder texts.

I honestly don't know how long it will take. The pictures won't be a problem but there is over 1500 lines with texts. I don't want to delete the lines in order not to change code so the error can be reproduced, so I will have to change the content instead. I'm sorry, but my superior doesn't want to give away the project data without having applied those changes.

Thank you very much for your patience.

Regards,

gdDept

Yes. And in my case the reason was kind of weird and the solution pretty simple. I had a function, in which I stored dialogues of a game, doing this via multidimensional arrays. It came out, that it was too much for one function. For some reason, storing data into arrays within one function can result in this error (I had about 1500 lines of storing strings into arrays in the function).

All I did is separate the function into 6 parts. The original function acts as a calling function for 6 subfunctions, storing the data.

Something like

private function storeData():void{

storeDataPart1();

storeDataPart2();

storeDataPart3();

storeDataPart4();

storeDataPart5();

//etc.

{

For some reason it helped in my case.

hth!

gdDept

Funny thing is, it was similar in my case. A buddy of mine suggested the problem might be that the compiler doesn't digest multidimensional arrays and I started altering my code to find a workaround what inadvertently led me to the solution. Glad to have helped you with a clue