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ALF, The Automated Logging Framework, is a native logging framework for Java with the unique advantage of supporting automated method tracing. This platform-independent library allows developers to debug their applications quickly without adding code
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Utilises the JVMDI (Java Debug API) to produce line coverage reports detailing which lines of code have been executed during a test. Report is produced in XML and may be post-processed via XSLT into a prettier one.
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A suite of Java ClassLoaders that use "load-time reflection" (the modification of bytecodes upon class loading) to extend existing Java classes. It uses the excellent BCEL library (http://bcel.sf.net).
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Allows JDBC resources to be monitored. You can see when java.sql objects are being opened and closed and can see the line of code where a resource that is still open was originally opened.
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Java-program to read, modify and execute class-files. a real java VM written in java or a decompiler for class-files is possible (and partially working)
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Este é um projeto acadêmico, desenvolvido pelos alunos da Univali do campus de São José, estudantes da Linguagens formais e autômatos. O objetivo deste trabalho é desenvolver um projeto de compiladores.
