Re: [aspectj-dev] roadmap for M2, M3, M4

[Andrew Clement <CLEMAS@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm sure Adrian will chip on this ...
but anyway ...

For 1.5.0M2 we want to say that annotation
support is completely 
finished in all respects.  By
that I don't mean the annotation 
style syntax (work on that is going
on in a branch) but I mean
annotation matching is fully working,
annotation binding is fully
working and declare annotation is finished.
 We are close on this -
I committed most of the declare annotation
support yesterday.  The
only area we now have to finish is
ITDs and annotations - I hope
to get through this during the AOSD
conference next week.  There
are also a few glitches right now with
how AJDT is showing 
declare annotations - so for anyone
building their own AJDT 
distributions, don't be surprised if
it doesn't work for you.

I think we'll spend time at AOSD sorting
out specific details
of the roadmap after that - since we'll
have a good set of 
the committers in one place for once.

Whilst we've been heads down developing
I know the list of 
open bugzilla bugs has been steadily
increasing and we will 
have to address (not necessarily fix...)
all of those before
claiming AspectJ 5 is finished.

So, hopefully more concrete details
will emerge during/after AOSD...

Andy.

"Oli B." <boehm@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi,

I think on one of the EclipseCon slides AspectJ 1.5 is announced for 
middle of the year, M2 is coming "soon". Is there any roadmap
available 
when M2, M3 and M4 (and of course the final version) will come?

regards
Oliver
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Oliver Böhm
http://www.javatux.de

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