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Some time ago code hinting in Flash just stopped working for me. Pretty anoying if you get used to that feature and you are working on a large project with many classes. In AS code editor, in right bottom corner, I noticed small triangle with an exclamation mark. Hovered it displayed tooltip: "Unable to build code hint cache. Please save the associated FLA into a different folder. There are too many files on the classpath."

The error is self explanatory, however changing setting required a bit of googling. :)

Windows:

1. Open Regedit and navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Adobe > Flash 11 > Settings
2. Right+click and choose: ‘New… > DWORD Value’
3. Rename the key: Project File Cap
4. Select the key and choose: ‘Modify’
5. Edit the value (I've put: 5000)
6. Click OK and restart Flash

Mac:

1. Open /Users//Library/Preferences/Flash CS5 Preferences in Text Edit
2. Under the section add the following: 5000
3. Save the file and restart Flash

If you wish to reset your code-hint cache, do this:

1. Quit Flash.
2. Delete the following folder:

   Win Vista/Win7: "C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Adobe\Flash CS5\language\Configuration\CodeModel"
   Win XP: "C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Local Settings\Application Data\Adobe\Flash CS5\language\Configuration\CodeModel"
   Mac: "/Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Flash CS5/language/Configuration/CodeModel"

Somewhere around version 3.6.x Firefox changed something which caused Flash Player Debug version to crash my Firefox all the time. This problem was causing me nightmares because A LOT of sites I surf have Flash with all sorts of unhandled errors (which debug player pops up for me to debug). Instead of just poping up debug window and waiting me to dismiss it, Firefox was "thinking" about the problem 45secs to indefinetly. Only solution for me was to end "plugin-container" task from processlist.

Solution is to go in to the Firefox config settings (type about:config in to the location bar) and search for dom.ipc.plugins.enabled.npswf32.dll. Double click that to set it to false.

You may also need to set dom.ipc.plugins.timeoutSecs to -1.

Restart your browser afterwards and that's it.