Personally, I had strange errors when installing with the official Haxe 3.4 installer on Windows. I’m not sure if that file I downloaded when it was first released has been replaced or not.
In testing, things seem stable with a development build from near the same time, but I haven’t thoroughly tested against C++, which tends to be more susceptible to regressions.
Please comment if you’ve used the release, how it’s worked for you, what OS, etc, thank you
Most of the time i target windows / c++ … And there was a lot of issues with OpenFL when i started to try out Haxe 3.4 some time ago… many of them have been impoved and generally now it works pretty ok. However; there are many issues/bugs in OpenFL i still struggle with, but i’m not so sure these are related to Haxe 3.4 in specific.
Haxe 3.4 Release also gives me the same kind of weird bugs that @singmajesty mentioned. 30% of the time i cant compile because of super stange issues that dont make no sense. Press compile again and it all works fine.
I’m running (with latest haxelib builds) on 3.4.0 stable build since few days after relase and so far everything works (mac native target). I guess, you will have to try, whether it works for your project.