... Listing SimpleTracing.java. 

To avoid explaining AspectJ basics we will assume knowledge of [20] and use some examples similar to the ones in that paper. In specific discussions about properties of AspectJ we are referring to version 1.0.6

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... languages.

For example, the Sather programming language separates classes and types strictly, and supports only the `insert-new-super' for types. However, the treatment of classes in Sather does not enforce a strict abstract superclass rule. Even in Sather it is possible to inherit from a concrete class.

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... domination: 

An aspect may declare that the advice in it dominates the advice in some other aspect . This only affects the order of execution when advice declarations from both and are enabled at the same point.

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... problem.

From the AspectJ FAQ: ``Weaving into bytecodes at both compile and load-time will definitely be provided in a future release.''

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