If I take a swf, and run it via swfdump
swfdump .exe -abc file .swf> ABC.txt The first run I can get some output in ABC.Txt like this
ObjectConfig.as $ 60 and a different output on the subsequent run of the same SWF
ObjectConfig.as $ 61 What does the number mean after $? This debug is a part of the metadata that the mxmlc compiler adds to the bytecode when you do a debug compilation,
debug = true . If you compile a general release, then this information has been omitted. This metadata stores file names and line numbers so that you can see the location in your source during debugging. Although I am not sure, on the exact meaning of these special numbers, they seem to have a unique identifier or index of that file, perhaps in the case of two classes of the same name.
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