> but in Java the language is constrained enough that the tools can figure it out So, ironically, the AOP tooling both takes advantage of this issue and fixes

> but in Java the language is constrained enough that the tools can figure it out So, ironically, the AOP tooling both takes advantage of this issue and fixes it in the same stroke. Once you have an AOP-endowed language like AspectJ, tooling can no longer know what code does