Description Hristo Stoyanov 2004-06-09 03:21:45 EDT

There are situations, where one needs to compile the ordinary java sources 
with javac (for example, to compile 1.5 sources), then compile the aspect 
sources (which understand Java 1.4 only) feeding ajc with the prevoiusly 
compiled binary classes. In situations like this, the -inpath and -d compiler 
options come handy. However, if the produced binary aspects are meant for load-
time weaving only, there is no need to do compile-time binary code weaving 
(taking the binary classes from the -inpath and transforming them into the -
d ). It only wastes compile time. I guess ajc needs an option to inhibit 
compile-time weaving and produce only aspects binary files, when laod-time 
weving is the goal.