Matthew Webster wrote On 10/11/06 01:51,:
Mick,
WRT combining compile- or post
compile-time
weaving and LTW there is some information in the Development
Environment
Guide: http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/devguide/ltw.html. I
presume you only want to use LTW for the classes you are generating and
defining with your custom class loader. Are you planning to use the
Java
5 LTW agent via "-javaagent" or invoke the Aj interface directly
from you class loader?
I've read all that I can find and the documentation wasn't clear or
detailed enough IMHO. What I want is to avoid the run-time overhead of
aspectifying the classes that I can aspectify at compile time (there
are several thousand) and just aspectify the dynamically generated
ones. The end result is that everything is aspectified, however.
Yesterday I determined that if I set the classpath to the unaspectified
classes and set -javaagent to the JavaVM, everything does get
aspectified by the load time weaver, including the dymically generated
ones. So that workd but perhaps has a slower startup than necessary.
This morning I will try putting the aspectified classes on the class
path and see if there is a significant difference.
Mick
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