} else if (getKind() == AdviceKind.After) {
shadow.weaveAfter(this);
} else if (getKind() == AdviceKind.Around) {
- // Note: under regular LTW the aspect is usually loaded after the first use of any class affecteted by it
+ // Note: under regular LTW the aspect is usually loaded after the first use of any class affected by it.
// This means that as long as the aspect has not been thru the LTW, it's woven state is unknown
// and thus canInline(s) will return false.
// To force inlining (test), ones can do Class aspect = FQNAspect.class in the clinit of the target class
// FIXME AV : for AJC compiled @AJ aspect (or any code style aspect), the woven state can never be known
// if the aspect belongs to a parent classloader. In that case the aspect will never be inlined.
// It might be dangerous to change that especially for @AJ aspect non compiled with AJC since if those
- // are not weaved (f.e. use of some limiteed LTW etc) then they cannot be prepared for inlining.
+ // are not weaved (f.e. use of some limited LTW etc) then they cannot be prepared for inlining.
// One solution would be to flag @AJ aspect with an annotation as "prepared" and query that one.
LazyClassGen enclosingClass = shadow.getEnclosingClass();
if (enclosingClass != null && enclosingClass.isInterface() && shadow.getEnclosingMethod().getName().charAt(0) == '<') {