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Re: [aspectj-dev] Perobject (mini?)-bof at aosd?
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I'd also love to come, but we are planning an abc bof
on Monday night...
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Adrian Colyer wrote:
> I'd be interested in coming to that discussion...
> Cheers, Adrian.
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> Hi folks,
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> Eric Bodden emailed me to express interest in discussing per* aspects
> at AOSD. (See our earlier emails on this topic to the users' list for
> background.)
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> > I was wondering if you will be attending the AOSD conference and if
> > so if you would probably like to have another chat about perobject
> > association and in particular about association aspects and what are
> > its pro's and con's.
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> > Fact is that for my current project I need to have some
> > implementation that is at least similar to what association aspects
> > do. And since I am using the abc compiler for my implementation it
> > would make sense to do things right in the first place, so that
> > people can probably reuse it lateron - at least for the purpose of
> > research if not in a productive environment as with ajc.
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> I'm planning to get together with him so l thought I'd invite anyone
> who was interested on this list to join us. I'm particularly interested
> in the contributions of compiler developers and/or skeptics (Wes) who
> might shed light on why the current implementation is superior to our
> proposals. We were thinking of some time on Monday (afternoon or
> evening) so as to avoid conflicting with the broader BOFs on Tuesday
> and Wednesday...
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> (apologies for the terseness of this email, I'm typing with a broken
> wrist)
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> Nicholas Lesiecki
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