Re: AOP languages mature enough to used in industry

Hi Miguel,

Take a look at the AOSD Wiki (
http://aosd.net/wiki/index.php?title=Tools_for_Developers). Besides,
although CaesarJ (http://caesarj.org/) is not there I would consider it
"mature enough".

Best regards,
Eduardo.


On 16/05/07, Miguel Pessoa Monteiro <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I would like to know how how many AOP languagens exist today that can be
> considered mature enough to be used in real projects. By "mature enough",
> I mean languages that groups of developers (other than those developing
> the language and support infrastructure) deemed stable and robust enough
> to be used in real projects.
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> On this base, I would consider AspectJ mature enough, but I'm unsure about
> otner AOP languages of which I heard about, and there so many of them...
> Can anyone provide info the others?
>
> Thanks in advance,
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Eduardo Figueiredo
PhD Student in Computing
Lancaster University
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