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Re: [aspectj-users] An aspectjrt.jar with J2ME question
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Hi,
The cflowstack code was added for AspectJ1.2 to allow us to optimise when
running on JVMs that had ThreadLocal support - using threadlocal is far
better than managing our own internal map of threads to cflowstack. We
haven't tested it in a J2ME environment.
There is a system property you can set to force it to use the old
implementation, if you set:
aspectj.runtime.cflowstack.usethreadlocal=no
then it will use the old slow way of doing things :) Let me know if that
gets you any further forward, if it doesn't will have to look at fixing it
!
cheers,
Andy.
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Andy Clement
AspectJ/AJDT
Charles Zhang
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06/08/2004 20:05 with J2ME question
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AJDT and AspectJ gods,
The aspectjrt.jar in 1.2 is different from 1.1.1 (speaking for stable
releases) with the addition of the org.aspectj.internal.cflowstack package
(potentially others). Can I be enlightened with some more information
about this new package? I was extremely happy with the new AspectJ
compiler till hitting the "java.lang.ThreadLocal not supported" error in
my J2ME apps. Are there anyways of getting around? Revisoins?
Thanks a lot.
Charles
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