Interference Analysis for AspectJ
Maximilian Störzer, Jens Krinke · 2003
AspectJ is a language implementing aspect-oriented programming on top of Java. Besides modification of program flow and state using advice, AspectJ offers language elements to statically modify existing classes by changing their position in the inheritance hierarchy or introducing new members. This can lead to binding interference, i.e. the dynamic lookup of method calls not affected directly by the aspect might change. This paper