Modern IDEs such as Eclipse offer static views of the source code, but such views ignore
information about the runtime behavior of software systems. Since typical object-oriented …

In finance and healthcare, event processing systems handle sensitive data on behalf of
many clients. Guaranteeing information security in such systems is challenging because of …

Mainstream IDEs such as Eclipse support developers in managing software projects mainly
by offering static views of the source code. Such a static perspective neglects any …

Dynamic aspect-oriented programming (AOP) enables runtime adaptation of aspects, which
is important for building sophisticated, aspect-based software engineering tools, such as …

Object-oriented frameworks are widely used to develop new applications. They provide
reusable concepts that are instantiated in application code through potentially complex …

Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) eases the development of profilers, debuggers, and
reverse engineering tools. Such tools frequently rely on calling context information …

In most aspects, advice are synchronously executed by application threads, which may
cause high overhead if advice execution is frequent or computationally expensive. When …

Many profilers for virtual execution environments, such as the Java virtual machine (JVM),
are implemented with low‐level bytecode instrumentation techniques, which is tedious, error …

Developing tools for profiling, debugging, testing, and reverse engineering is error-prone,
time-consuming, and therefore costly when using low-level techniques, such as bytecode …

Aspect-oriented programming provides a convenient high-level model to define several
kinds of dynamic analyses, in particular thanks to recent advances in exhaustive weaving in …