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What is the status of this project ? #1
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Hi @stephanenicolas , This project was started to satisfy my curiosity about dynamic code generation on Android platform. So I choose Javassist and ported it to Android. But now, we can use 'dexmaker'. My project is obsolete, I think. Currently, I have nothing to do for this project. As far as I know, this project can generate '.class' file dynamically and '.dex' file is also can generate into application local storage. And I don't know what does not work. But it does not mean "all features completely work". Because I'm not really an expert of Javassist. Thanks. |
Hi @crimsonwood, thx for the answer. I am currently trying some experiment on RoboGuice to I didn't really understand the problems that could be tied to using I think the API of javassist are far more interesting than those of Stéphane 2014-05-12 17:01 GMT+02:00 crimsonwoods notifications@github.com:
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Hi @stephanenicolas , I think, my project can generate dexed code dynamically. But the code generation is not so fast and requires some disk spaces to compile from '.class' to '.dex'. And the library is very fat. However, these are not so big issues for latest Android devices. About Javassist API, I agree with you. Javassist API is very useful and it will make the code human readable in many case, I think. When I developed my project, I wanted to realize just 'dynamic code generation' on Android. The other things were out of target. So my answer for your asking 'what you were working on' is 'nothing'. I did not working on DI, AOP and the any other things that may use dynamic code generation and/or byte code manipulation. In the future, if I had enough time, I hope to implement completely mruby-Java bridge (mruby is light-weight Ruby implementation). And byte code manipulation will be used for it, I think. Thanks. |
Hi @crimsonwoods ,
I am interested in this project, and I would like to know how mature it is. Is it production ready ? Are there a lot of things still to be done ?
Btw, can you explain in a few words, the problem of javassist on Android, what works and what doesn't ?
Thanks for your work,
Stéphane
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