Beta 15.0.0.349 + Android = doesn't work?

I'll see what I can do. It's a *very* large project (already a released game on other platforms), so distilling a simple reproduction case may take some time.

For those who might also run into this: we tracked it down while reducing our game to a sample app. It turns out the previous compiler was more lenient about a stray "." when referencing an object property. The distilled code that shows the error is as follows. The details of the ANEs used don't seem to matter. The failure is in the call to "MyNativeExtension.extension..initExtension()", which fails at runtime in a release build with 15.0.0.349 when it didn't fail in 15.0.0.249. The error it gives doesn't make sense, as it suggests you're trying to derive from a final class, which makes this sort of error hard to find.

package {

     import com.nativeextension.MyNativeExtension;

     import com.nativeextension.AndroidLog;

     [SWF(frameRate = "100", width = "1024", height = "768")]

     public final class GameMainAndroidMobile extends GameApplicationMobileAir

     {

          public function GameMainAndroidMobile()

          {

               addUncaughtErrorHandler();

               var xml : XML = NativeApplication.nativeApplication.applicationDescriptor;

               var ns : Namespace = xml.namespace();

               var version : String = xml.ns::versionNumber;

               AndroidLog.log.i(LOG_TAG, "Application initializing as " + NativeApplication.nativeApplication.applicationID + " version " + version);

               MyNativeExtension.create();

               MyNativeExtension.extension..initExtension();

          }

     }

}

As I mentioned in the previous post, the particular ANE doesn't matter. The important difference is the handling of the typo in the code where there is a double ".": MyNativeExtension.extension  ..  initExtension();

249 apparently accepts that without a warning, while 349 throws an error.