> For a particular compilation we collect up all the aspects we know about. We then apply all the aspects affecting the type structure (inter type declarations, declare parents), then later we apply the advice.
> If you are describing a two step process where a compile step is relying on something done via ITD in a later compile step, that is a bit dodgy, but it might work due to reweaving. Since when the ITDs are applied in that second compile we revert all classes back to their pre-weaving state and apply the new aspects alongside the old aspects - effectively we are discarding whatever the initial compile did.
Given that there is only one invocation of ajc in the build process, I guess I'm in the former case ?
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