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This change fixes more cases in the *Declaration classes that generate code. Both #336 and #337 are due to the same piece of code not correctly computing the resolved position because of copying it from a source method when it needs recomputing for the method being generated. In particular primitive types and/or double slot types (like long or double) cause the code to miscompute the resolved positions or set the wrong type of expected type on the stack. Fixes #336 Fixes #337 |
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AspectJ
AspectJ is:
- a seamless aspect-oriented extension to the Java programming language
- Java platform compatible
- easy to learn and use
AspectJ enables:
- clean modularization of crosscutting concerns, such as error checking and handling, synchronization, context-sensitive behavior, performance optimizations, monitoring and logging, debugging support, and multi-object protocols
Building
AspectJ has a multi-module Maven build. Although various modules produce intermediate results, the key artifacts at the end of the build are:
aspectjrt- the AspectJ runtimeaspectjweaver- the AspectJ weaveraspectjtools- the AspectJ compileraspectjmatcher- the AspectJ matcher
These are the artifacts published to Maven Central for each release. In addition, there is an installer that can be run with java -jar to install AspectJ onto Windows/Mac/Linux. This installer is produced by the installer sub-module.
In the root of a cloned AspectJ simply run:
./mvnw clean install
Please make sure that your project root directory name is either aspectj (default for git clone) or org.aspectj (case-insensitive), if you wish to run the build with tests.
Some integration tests rely on this name when dynamically searching up the current path for the root folder.
You can also use a reasonably recent (3.6.3+), locally installed Maven installation instead of the Maven wrapper script.
This will build all the modules, run all the tests and install the key artifacts in your local repository. Once built, access the Maven dependencies from your local repository or run the installer to install AspectJ locally:
java -jar installer/target/aspectj-<VERSION>.jar
Running the tests in Eclipse
Once you have imported all the projects using m2e, there is a special module called run-all-junit-tests and within that a RunTheseBeforeYouCommitTests class that can be run with the JUnit launcher to execute thousands of tests.
Ensure you run this with a JDK - the more recent the better since some tests will not execute on older JDKs - tests that verify language features that only exist in the more up to date JDK version.
Documentation for AspectJ users
- Eclipse project page
- AspectJ website
- AspectJ documentation overview
- Setting up a development environment
- Getting started with AspectJ
- Programming Guide
- AspectJ 5 Developer’s Notebook
- READMEs for each version of AspectJ
- AspectJ Java version compatibility
Documentation for AspectJ developers
Maven releases
AspectJ is published to Maven Central under group ID org.aspectj.