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Build Identifier: AspectJ Compiler 1.6.11 (1.6.11 - Built: Tuesday Mar 15, 2011 at 15:31:04 GMT) - Eclipse Compiler 0.785_R33x, 3.3 I have been using ajc from the command line while prototyping an aspect code generator. The ajc.bat file only allows 9 command line arguments, when it is easy to have the cmd shell pass through all arguments using %* instead of "%1 %2 %3...". When I am passing in a list of aspect files and arguments this often means the input is truncated and not all of my aspects are compiled. Workaround: edit the ajc.bat and replace the "%1 %2 %3..." list with "%*". Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run ajc.bat with more than 9 arguments, such as: ajc.bat -source 1.6 -outxml -outjar out.jar src/MyAspect1.aj src/MyAspect2.aj src/MyAspect3.aj src/MyAspect4.aj src/MyAspect5.aj src/MyAspect5.aj will not be included in the set of arguments passed to the AspectJ compiler, and so will not appear in the output jar or aop-ajc.xml
There is code to deal with this in the system that constructs the batch file (it is built during installation) - but it wasn't recognizing recent versions of windows (it was previously updated to support XP!). I've added Vista and Windows 7.
Fast turnaround, thanks!
