Re: [aspectj-users] aspectjrt.jar versions

[Adrian Colyer <adrian_colyer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> Therefore I wonder: can you run programs compiled
with ajc compiler 1.1 
> with aspectjrt.jar of version 1.5 (and perhaps vice versa)?

No. (though in some point cases this
may work)

 In general you should always use
the aspectjrt.jar included in the distribution of the compiler that you
used to build the application. The statement in the log concerns the ability
to use the -target compiler flag to target earlier vms. We do however work
hard to try and maintain upwards compatibility of the runtime library and
of compiled aspects with more recent versions of the compiler.  See
this (http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/aspectj-users/msg03367.html)
 earlier post on aspectj-users that discusses the issue in more depth...

-- Adrian
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Simon Heinzle <simon.heinzle@xxxxxxxxxx>
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12/04/2005 13:19

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Hi All,

I was looking at the CVS tree and found in the CVS log for 
org.aspectj/modules/runtime/src/org/aspectj/runtime/reflect/AdviceSignatureImpl.java
with following description:

"remove dependency on 1.2 API - runtime libs must work at 1.1 level"

Therefore I wonder: can you run programs compiled with ajc compiler 1.1
with aspectjrt.jar of version 1.5 (and perhaps vice versa)?

Regards,
Simon

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