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 # Optimizations

 Compiler settings and doc comments directives that can be used to improve generated output

 *Warning:  This document is a work-in-progress/undergoing review.*

 ## Optimization options

 The following content explains optimizations for javascript output that you can use when configuring the Royale compiler directly or by using doc-comment directives in your actionscript code.
 Many settings have corresponding approaches between the over-arching compiler level influence of compilation settings and those with more specificity at the code level, so to avoid repetition, it is recommended that you get familiar with the Compiler settings first.

 [Compiler Configuration Settings](create-an-application/optimizations/compiler-configuration-settings.html) These are settings that affect the output of the current compilation based on compiler configuration settings.

 [Doc-Comment Compiler Directives](create-an-application/optimizations/doc-comment-directives.html) These are settings that affect the output of the current compilation by using doc-comment compiler directives in your actionscript code.
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	title: Optimizations
	description: Compiler settings and doc comments directives that can be used to improve generated output
	permalink: /create-an-application/optimizations
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	# Optimizations

	Compiler settings and doc comments directives that can be used to improve generated output

	Warning: This document is a work-in-progress/undergoing review.

	## Optimization options

	The following content explains optimizations for javascript output that you can use when configuring the Royale compiler directly or by using doc-comment directives in your actionscript code.
	Many settings have corresponding approaches between the over-arching compiler level influence of compilation settings and those with more specificity at the code level, so to avoid repetition, it is recommended that you get familiar with the Compiler settings first.

	[Compiler Configuration Settings](create-an-application/optimizations/compiler-configuration-settings.html) These are settings that affect the output of the current compilation based on compiler configuration settings.

	[Doc-Comment Compiler Directives](create-an-application/optimizations/doc-comment-directives.html) These are settings that affect the output of the current compilation by using doc-comment compiler directives in your actionscript code.