Missing java files in the mxmlc compiler svn

import flex2.compiler.mxml.Parser;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.ParserConstants;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.Token;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.TokenManager;
the files in the package flex2.compiler.mxml in the url ,the mxmlc compiler svn seems to be missed....
someone has some suggestions or references about this?
thanks

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import flex2.compiler.mxml.Parser;
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hello guys:
     I've tried to import the mxmlc compiler to my Eclipse IDE, but failed .
     and I found that the classes below seems to be missed,even in the http website   http://opensource.adobe.com/svn/opensource/flex/sdk/trunk/
import flex2.compiler.mxml.Parser;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.ParserConstants;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.Token;
import flex2.compiler.mxml.TokenManager;
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