An aspect oriented performance analysis environment

Jonathan Davies; Nick Huismans; Rory Slaney; Sian Whiting; Matthew Webster; Robert Berry

An aspect oriented performance analysis environment

Jonathan Davies
, Nick Huismans
, Rory Slaney
, Sian Whiting
, Matthew Webster
, Robert Berry

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

University of Edinburgh
University of Cambridge
Imperial College London
IBM Software Group

Research output: Unpublished contribution to conference › Other

Abstract

AOSD'03 Practitioner Report
Performance analysis is motivated as an ideal domain for benefiting from the application of Aspect Oriented (AO) technology. The experience of a ten week project to apply AO to the performance analysis domain is described.
We show how all phases of a performance analysts’ activities – initial profiling, problem identification, problem analysis and solution exploration – were candidates for AO technology assistance – some being addressed with more success than others. A Profiling Workbench is described that leverages the capabilities of AspectJ, and delivers unique capabilities into the hands of developers exploring caching opportunities.

Original language	English
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - Mar 2003
Event	2nd Aspect-Oriented Software Development conference AOSD.03 - Boston, MA, United States Duration: 17 Mar 2003 → 21 Mar 2003

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Conference	2nd Aspect-Oriented Software Development conference AOSD.03
Country/Territory	United States
City	Boston, MA
Period	17/03/03 → 21/03/03

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