Re: Most commonly advised joinpoints in practise?

Hi Eric,

On Fri 12.Oct'07 at  9:27:11 +0200, Eric Bodden wrote:
>I would be pretty sure that "call" is used most, in particular more
>often than execution because you can match on calls to non-weavable
>types, but not on their execution.
>
>However I have no empirical data to back this (and I know of no study
>of that kind).
>
>Just out of interest: Why would it matter?

Thanks for the response. We are in the process of building a reasoning
system for AOP. As such, we needed a convenient starting point to make
the formalism more accessible and thereby chose to initially deal with
only call/execution joinpoints. Basically, I would like to argue that
although such joinpoints are a small subset of the full model of AOP,
they are of the most commonly used in practise.

Raffi

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