AspectMaps website

> Hi all,
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> I have the AspectMaps website in a more or less presentable state.  
> Maybe it would be worthwhile linking to it from the tools page on  
> moosetechnology.org The URL is http://pleiad.cl/aspectmaps
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> The screencast is very basic right now, I hope to find some time  
> soon to make it more fancy, showing more features and adding voice  
> to explain what is going on.
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> In any case, comments are always welcome!
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> On 17 Apr 2010, at 05:47, Tudor Girba wrote:
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>> Hi Johan,
>>
>> Nice work. I added a page here:
>> http://www.moosetechnology.org/tools/aspectmaps
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> Thanks and thanks! I propose the following text for the page:
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> AspectMaps is an interactive software visualization tool built to  
> aid the understanding of aspect-oriented software systems.  
> AspectMaps visualizes selected join point shadows (a.k.a. shadow  
> points): locations in the source code that at run-time produce a  
> join point. AspectMaps visualizes the shadow points where an aspect  
> will execute, and if multiple aspects will execute, the order in  
> which they are specified to run.
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> If this text is not clear, tell me so I can try to briefly elaborate  
> to clarify.
>
>> A couple of questions:
>> - How should AspectMaps be loaded?
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> Just load the package Aspects-All and then do an AspectMapsUI new open
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>> - What is the process of getting the info all the way from Eclipse  
>> through XCut Report and in Moose?
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> It's manual hacking for now. I have a student working on this, to  
> make it more user friendly, should be done in a couple of weeks.  
> (It’s a part time project) Once that is OK, I will place install  
> instructions on the aspectmaps home page. In the mean time,  
> interested parties can always send me a mail ;-)
>
>> - What is the license? (the SqueakSource project does not specify  
>> one)
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> Fixed: it's under MIT license.
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