Hello,
I need to get the time in which every program's thread exits. The code I am
profiling looks like this:
public class Phil implements Runnable {
Phil() { // constructor
new Thread(this, "Phil").start(); // make a new thread and start
it
}
public void run() { // must override run, this is
what
for(int i=0; i<2;) { // is executed when the thread
starts running
if(<TEST SOMETHING>)
i++;
Thread.sleep(500);
}
}
Anyway, the idea is to have a profiler that would trace any code, so the
solution has to be general.
my try has been:
public final pointcut allThreadRun(Thread t) : (execution(void run()) &&
this(t) && !within(ProfilerAspect);
after(Thread t) : allThreadRun(t) //!the advice doesn't match anything, the
following code never executes
{
threadStopHash.put(t,System.currentTimeMillis());
}
Any info will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Hector.
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