| Why do advice-precedence warnings not go away? [message #67159] |
Fri, 06 October 2006 09:39  |
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I have two aspects, both of which declare additional fields one some
types and hence I also advised the toString() method to emit these
additional fields (for easier debugging).
But now I keep getting about a dozen of warning messages like:
"at this shadow method-execution(<class> <class>.<method>(<paramTypes>))
no precedence is specified between advice applying from aspect <aspect1>
and aspect <aspect2> [Xlint:unorderedAdviceAtShadow] <project> line 113
1160141369265 9464183"
even though first to one and then even to BOTH aspects I added:
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public aspect <aspectN> {
declared precedence: <aspect1>, <aspect2>;
...
}
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Why does this not rectify the problem? Why do I still get these
warnings???
Michael
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| Re: Why do advice-precedence warnings not go away? [message #67178 is a reply to message #67159] |
Fri, 06 October 2006 12:36  |
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sounds like an incremental compilation bug. And I thought that xlint
option was off by default, I presume you have turned it on?
Andy.
Michael Moser wrote:
> I have two aspects, both of which declare additional fields one some
> types and hence I also advised the toString() method to emit these
> additional fields (for easier debugging).
>
> But now I keep getting about a dozen of warning messages like:
>
> "at this shadow method-execution(<class> <class>.<method>(<paramTypes>))
> no precedence is specified between advice applying from aspect <aspect1>
> and aspect <aspect2> [Xlint:unorderedAdviceAtShadow] <project> line 113
> 1160141369265 9464183"
>
> even though first to one and then even to BOTH aspects I added:
> -----------------
> public aspect <aspectN> {
> declared precedence: <aspect1>, <aspect2>;
> ...
> }
> -----------------
>
> Why does this not rectify the problem? Why do I still get these warnings???
>
> Michael
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| Re: Why do advice-precedence warnings not go away? [message #594954 is a reply to message #67159] |
Fri, 06 October 2006 12:36 |
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sounds like an incremental compilation bug. And I thought that xlint
option was off by default, I presume you have turned it on?
Andy.
Michael Moser wrote:
> I have two aspects, both of which declare additional fields one some
> types and hence I also advised the toString() method to emit these
> additional fields (for easier debugging).
>
> But now I keep getting about a dozen of warning messages like:
>
> "at this shadow method-execution(<class> <class>.<method>(<paramTypes>))
> no precedence is specified between advice applying from aspect <aspect1>
> and aspect <aspect2> [Xlint:unorderedAdviceAtShadow] <project> line 113
> 1160141369265 9464183"
>
> even though first to one and then even to BOTH aspects I added:
> -----------------
> public aspect <aspectN> {
> declared precedence: <aspect1>, <aspect2>;
> ...
> }
> -----------------
>
> Why does this not rectify the problem? Why do I still get these warnings???
>
> Michael
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