[aspectc-user] Weaving in Macros

[Jannis Stoppe]

Ah, that was it indeed. Thanks.

I did try it with wildcards though... I just tested it again and my 
problem was that %sc_module does /not/ match the classes while 
%::sc_module does. The documentation states that

"In such a search pattern the special character "%" is interpreted as a 
wildcard for names or parts of a signature. The special character 
sequence "..." matches any number of parameters in a function signature 
or any number of scopes in a qualified name. A match expression is a 
quoted string."

Especially the plural ("names" or "parts" of a signature) made me think 
that the % wildcard could be used for more than a single name. Is there 
a definition somewhere what exactly is matched by % and what isn't and 
what the delta is to the ... wildcard? That'd be very helpful, thank you 
in advance.

Best regards
Jannis

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Am 14.07.2014 20:16, schrieb Olaf Spinczyk:
> Hi!
>
> It looks as if the signature of the base class is "sc_core::sc_module" 
> (and not "sc_module"). Therefore, derived classes can only be matched 
> by derived("sc_core::sc_module").
>
> If you are not sure about how the signatures of your classes and 
> functions look like, e.g. because macros or fancy templates are 
> involved, compile your project and generate a project repository file 
> (-r option). It contains all signatures of all functions and classes 
> of your project. If you have that file (XML), you can use the -x 
> option of ac++ 1.2 to match pointcut expressions against the model 
> elements on the command line without having to compile the code.
>
> BTW, derived("A") also matches "A" itself. If you don't want that, use 
> derived("A") && !"A".
>
> Best regards,
>
> Olaf
>
> Am 14.07.2014 17:44, schrieb Jannis Stoppe:
>> Hi.
>>
>> The website states "AspectC++ Release 1.1 is available at the Download
>> page. It has a faster and much better parser and supports weaving in
>> macro-generated code." Do I need to enable something to actually be able
>> to accomplish that? This aspect:
>>
>>      pointcut module() = derived("sc_module");
>>
>>      advice construction(module()) : after()
>>      {
>>          std::cout << "instance created: ...\n";
>>      }
>>
>> Does nothing for instances that are created using the SC_MODULE macro...
>> Which should be defined by SC_MODULE(user_module_name) struct
>> user_module_name : ::sc_core::sc_module .
>>
>> Any idea what the problem might be? Thanks in advance.
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