not perfect yet - but some I'm using.

tests/profiling/build.properties.shadows

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+o Version controlled properties for profiling ant script
+# You can locally override properties defined here by placing
+# them in a project.properties file in the same directory.
+#
+# Do not check your project.properties file into CVS!
+
+# directory containing aspectj libraries (aspectj[tools|weaver|rt].jar)
+aspectj.lib.dir=../../aj-build/dist/tools/lib
+
+# root directory of your workspace containing the aspectj tree (if
+# using head for profiling as opposed to a built version of aspectj)
+aspectj.workspace.root=../..
+
+# set this property to false in your project.properties to use the contents of your workspace
+# for compilation, as opposed to the jars in aspectj.lib.dir
+use.aspectjtools.jar=false
+
+# the iajc task that ships with 1.5.0 or any prior release does
+# not support the need <jvmarg> nested attribute that this
+# profiling script needs. To profile AspectJ versions < 1.5.1,
+# use the local copy of AjcTask in the "classes" folder by
+# defining the following property
+use.local.iajc.task.class=true
+
+# directory in which results will be placed
+results.dir=results
+
+# source and target levels for compilation
+source.level=1.3
+target.level=1.3
+
+# the maximum memory to make available for the compilation/weaving
+ajc.maxmem=768m
+
+# the name of the file containing the path definitions needed to compile
+# a particular target application as the subject of the profiling
+# we profile the compilation and weaving of spring 1.2.6 by default.
+target.application.definitions.file=./shadows.xml
+
+# target application name, used as the subdirectory under results to store
+# profiling results
+target.application.name=shadows
+
+# source root directory for the aspects you want to compile and weave alongside
+# the target application (unless it contains sufficient aspects on its own...)
+test.aspects.src.dir=
+
+# installation dir of a spring-1.2.6 distribution. you will need to set this
+# in project.properties unless you point the target.application.definitions.file
+# to compile a different target application altogether.
+spring.install.dir=must-set-spring.install.dir-property-in-project.properties
+
+# for binary and loadtime weaving, the location of the jar file that will be
+# woven into
+weave.injar=
+
+# location of aop.xml file to be included when load-time weaving
+# use this to control the set of types exposed to the weaver so as to
+# match the set of types woven in the other modes for fair comparisons
+# across weave times
+ltw.aop.xml=
+
+# args to pass to vm for hprof run
+#
+# hprof usage: java -agentlib:hprof=[help]|[<option>=<value>, ...]
+#
+# Option Name and Value  Description                    Default
+# ---------------------  -----------                    -------
+# heap=dump|sites|all    heap profiling                 all
+# cpu=samples|times|old  CPU usage                      off
+# monitor=y|n            monitor contention             n
+# format=a|b             text(txt) or binary output     a
+# file=<file>            write data to file             java.hprof[.txt]
+# net=<host>:<port>      send data over a socket        off
+# depth=<size>           stack trace depth              4
+# interval=<ms>          sample interval in ms          10
+# cutoff=<value>         output cutoff point            0.0001
+# lineno=y|n             line number in traces?         y
+# thread=y|n             thread in traces?              n
+# doe=y|n                dump on exit?                  y
+# msa=y|n                Solaris micro state accounting n
+# force=y|n              force output to <file>         y
+# verbose=y|n            print messages about dumps     y
+# see http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Programming/HPROF.html
+hprof.args=-agentlib:hprof=heap=sites,cpu=samples,depth=3
+#hprof.args=-agentlib:hprof=heap=dump,cpu=samples,depth=8
+# for full details on object allocation and reachability use heap=all instead
+# (v. large files)
+# for full timing info use cpu=times (much slower)
+# for Java 1.4 and below use the following style instead
+# hprof.args=-Xrunhprof:cpu=times
+
+# args to pass to vm for gc run
+# after a run this file will be copied into results/${target.application.name}/gt.<date-time>.txt
+# you can analyze it with JTune (http://www.hp.com/products1/unix/java/java2/hpjtune/index.html)
+# Start JTune with java -jar HPTune.jar
+gc.args=-Xloggc:gc.txt
+
+

tests/profiling/build.properties.tjp

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+o Version controlled properties for profiling ant script
+# You can locally override properties defined here by placing
+# them in a project.properties file in the same directory.
+#
+# Do not check your project.properties file into CVS!
+
+# directory containing aspectj libraries (aspectj[tools|weaver|rt].jar)
+aspectj.lib.dir=../../aj-build/dist/tools/lib
+
+# root directory of your workspace containing the aspectj tree (if
+# using head for profiling as opposed to a built version of aspectj)
+aspectj.workspace.root=../..
+
+# set this property to false in your project.properties to use the contents of your workspace
+# for compilation, as opposed to the jars in aspectj.lib.dir
+use.aspectjtools.jar=false
+
+# the iajc task that ships with 1.5.0 or any prior release does
+# not support the need <jvmarg> nested attribute that this
+# profiling script needs. To profile AspectJ versions < 1.5.1,
+# use the local copy of AjcTask in the "classes" folder by
+# defining the following property
+use.local.iajc.task.class=true
+
+# directory in which results will be placed
+results.dir=results
+
+# source and target levels for compilation
+source.level=1.3
+target.level=1.3
+
+# the maximum memory to make available for the compilation/weaving
+ajc.maxmem=768m
+
+# the name of the file containing the path definitions needed to compile
+# a particular target application as the subject of the profiling
+# we profile the compilation and weaving of spring 1.2.6 by default.
+target.application.definitions.file=./tjp.xml
+
+# target application name, used as the subdirectory under results to store
+# profiling results
+target.application.name=tjp
+
+# source root directory for the aspects you want to compile and weave alongside
+# the target application (unless it contains sufficient aspects on its own...)
+test.aspects.src.dir=
+
+# installation dir of a spring-1.2.6 distribution. you will need to set this
+# in project.properties unless you point the target.application.definitions.file
+# to compile a different target application altogether.
+spring.install.dir=must-set-spring.install.dir-property-in-project.properties
+
+# for binary and loadtime weaving, the location of the jar file that will be
+# woven into
+weave.injar=
+
+# location of aop.xml file to be included when load-time weaving
+# use this to control the set of types exposed to the weaver so as to
+# match the set of types woven in the other modes for fair comparisons
+# across weave times
+ltw.aop.xml=
+
+# args to pass to vm for hprof run
+#
+# hprof usage: java -agentlib:hprof=[help]|[<option>=<value>, ...]
+#
+# Option Name and Value  Description                    Default
+# ---------------------  -----------                    -------
+# heap=dump|sites|all    heap profiling                 all
+# cpu=samples|times|old  CPU usage                      off
+# monitor=y|n            monitor contention             n
+# format=a|b             text(txt) or binary output     a
+# file=<file>            write data to file             java.hprof[.txt]
+# net=<host>:<port>      send data over a socket        off
+# depth=<size>           stack trace depth              4
+# interval=<ms>          sample interval in ms          10
+# cutoff=<value>         output cutoff point            0.0001
+# lineno=y|n             line number in traces?         y
+# thread=y|n             thread in traces?              n
+# doe=y|n                dump on exit?                  y
+# msa=y|n                Solaris micro state accounting n
+# force=y|n              force output to <file>         y
+# verbose=y|n            print messages about dumps     y
+# see http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Programming/HPROF.html
+#hprof.args=-agentlib:hprof=heap=sites,cpu=samples,depth=8
+hprof.args=-agentlib:hprof=heap=sites,cpu=samples,depth=8
+# for full details on object allocation and reachability use heap=all instead
+# (v. large files)
+# for full timing info use cpu=times (much slower)
+# for Java 1.4 and below use the following style instead
+# hprof.args=-Xrunhprof:cpu=times
+
+# args to pass to vm for gc run
+# after a run this file will be copied into results/${target.application.name}/gt.<date-time>.txt
+# you can analyze it with JTune (http://www.hp.com/products1/unix/java/java2/hpjtune/index.html)
+# Start JTune with java -jar HPTune.jar
+gc.args=-Xloggc:gc.txt
+
+

tests/profiling/shadows.xml

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+<?xml version="1.0"?>
+
+<!--
+    Copyright 2006 contributors.
+  
+    All rights reserved. 
+    This program and the accompanying materials are made available 
+    under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 
+    which accompanies this distribution and is available at 
+    http://eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html 
+
+    Contributors: Adrian Colyer
+-->
+
+<project name="shadows" default="shadows-usage">
+
+	<!-- imported by master build.xml when using the shadows
+		 source tree as the basis for profiling the compiler -->
+	
+	<target name="shadows-usage">
+		<echo message="this file contains only path definitions"/>
+		<echo message="these are used to customize the target application used by"/>
+		<echo message="the profiling tests. Set the target.application.definitions.file"/>
+		<echo message="property to point to your own replacement of this file to"/>
+		<echo message="profile compilation of an alternate project"/>		
+	</target>
+	
+	<!-- any target.application.definitions.file must define the following paths:
+		  * source.roots  (used for from source and ajdt compilation tests)
+		  * build.class.path (the class path needed to build the application)
+		 it must also define the copy.source.files target needed by the ajdt build
+	-->
+	
+	<!-- the source roots used for compilation. -->
+	<path id="source.roots">
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/antadapter"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/aspectj"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/batch"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/codeassist"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/compiler"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/dom"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/eval"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/formatter"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/model"/>
+		<pathelement location="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/search"/>
+	</path>
+	
+	<!-- the classpath needed for compilation -->
+	<path id="build.class.path">
+		<fileset dir="f:/workspaces/aspectj1/shadows.org.eclipse.jdt.core/lib">
+			<include name="jdtDepends.jar"/>
+		</fileset>
+	</path>
+
+	<!-- the source files used for AJDT project-based compilation -->
+	<target name="copy.source.files" depends="init">
+		<echo message="copying source files to ${todir}"/>
+		<copy todir="${todir}">
+			<fileset dir="${spring.install.dir}/src"
+				     includes="**/*.java,**/*.aj"/>
+			<fileset dir="${spring.install.dir}/tiger/src"
+				     includes="**/*.java,**/*.aj"/>
+			<fileset dir="${test.aspects.src.dir}"
+				     includes="**/*.java,**/*.aj"/>
+		</copy>
+	</target>
+	
+</project>