Aspect Oriented Programming In .NET

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Hi All,

I've been looking into AOP lately for a project and was wondering what the general consensus was in .NET land on this issue?

There are a few different approaches to this one can take, seems that the "pure" idea of AOP is performing compiler weaving with tools such as PoitSharp. However there isn't any budget for things like this so I started looking at LinFu which uses Cecil from the Mono project.

Having not implemented this before I'm interested in getting some info on real world experiences.

What kind of issues do we face in terms of debugging for instance? Also I wondering what the performance hits are like when using lots of proxies etc ...

Cheers,

Posted 26-Nov-11 5:56am

Jammer

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DaveAuld 26-Nov-11 12:53pm

This is more of a general discussion than a straight forward answer required. Probably better suited in one of the forums.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Nov-11 20:40pm

Interesting topic, my 5, but it's kind of too general...
--SA

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