You can easily install haXe by using one of the following automatic installers :

Editing haXe code

If you are looking for an IDE to write haXe code, the following options are available :

• FlashDevelop IDE 3.x for Windows (version 2.x requires the open-source FlashDevelop Plugin)
• TextMate Bundle plugin for the popular TextMate Editor for OSX also works with the PC version E-texteditor and soon free Linux version. Eclipse to Textmate an ideological change is an interesting read and also contains some tips on general setup.

For more IDE/Editor support, read the complete list of plugins.

Manual Install

You can also download the latest binaries and install them by-hand on your system :

• for Windows : haxe-2.03-win.zip
• for OSX : haxe-2.03-osx.tar.gz
• for Linux : haxe-2.03-linux.tar.gz

Please note that the automatic installer also downloads and installs Neko. You will have to install it on your own if you are doing an manual install. You can download neko binaries from the NekoVM website.

If you want to compile the haXe compiler, please read Building from sources: haXe, nekovm, haXe tools.

If you just want to download the sources:

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.motion-twin.com:/cvsroot login
(hit enter for blank password)
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.motion-twin.com:/cvsroot co haxe
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.motion-twin.com:/cvsroot co neko

Linux Specific Install Notes

• Fedora