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<h2>Debugging AspectJ Programs |
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<!-- @author Wes Isberg --> |
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<!-- START-SAMPLE trails-debugging-aspectj10 --> |
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<h3>Debugging AspectJ 1.0 Programs |
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</h3> |
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<!-- @author Wes Isberg --> |
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<!-- START-SAMPLE trails-debugging-aspectj10 Debugging AspectJ 1.0 Programs --> |
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The AspectJ 1.0 compiler produces .class files that have the |
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normal source file attribute and line information as well |
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as the information specified by JSR-045 required to debug |
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<!-- END-SAMPLE trails-debugging-aspectj10 --> |
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<!-- @author Wes Isberg --> |
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<!-- START-SAMPLE trails-debugging-aspectj11 --> |
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<h3>Debugging AspectJ 1.1 Programs |
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</h3> |
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<!-- @author Wes Isberg --> |
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<!-- START-SAMPLE trails-debugging-aspectj11 Debugging AspectJ 1.1 Programs --> |
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The AspectJ 1.1 compiler usually implements advice as |
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call-backs to the aspect, which means that most |
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AspectJ programs do not require JSR-45 support in |