Description Ron Bodkin 2003-10-09 13:53:43 EDT

The following code doesn't work in Ajc 1.1.1, in Ajc built from CVS HEAD (as 
of yesterday), nor in Ajc 1.0.6:

Output:
C:\devel\test\excHandling>java AfterThrowingCtor
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: crash
        at Foo.initVal(AfterThrowingCtor.java:21)
        at AfterThrowingCtor.ajc$interFieldInit$AfterThrowingCtor$Foo$val
(AfterT
hrowingCtor.java:9)
        at Foo.<init>(AfterThrowingCtor.java:13)
        at AfterThrowingCtor.main(AfterThrowingCtor.java:6)

Correct Output:
threw java.lang.IllegalStateException: crash at execution(Foo())
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: crash
        at Foo.initVal(AfterThrowingCtor.java:21)
        at AfterThrowingCtor.ajc$interFieldInit$AfterThrowingCtor$Foo$val
(AfterT
hrowingCtor.java:9)
        at Foo.<init>(AfterThrowingCtor.java:13)
        at AfterThrowingCtor.main(AfterThrowingCtor.java:6)

Input source:
public aspect AfterThrowingCtor {
    after() throwing (Throwable t) : execution(Foo.new(..)) {
	System.err.println("threw "+t+" at "+thisJoinPointStaticPart);
    }
    public static void main(String args[]) {
	new Foo();
    }

    private Object Foo.val = Foo.initVal();
}

class Foo {
    Foo() { 
    }

    // if you uncomment this line and comment out the inter-type decl.
    // the advice runs correctly
    //private Object val = initVal();

    static Object initVal() {
	throw new IllegalStateException("crash"); 
    }
}
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AspectJ 1.1.1 runs the after throwing advice correctly if the field is 
declared normally (AspectJ 1.0.6 fails to do even this).