Hi, I would like to know what is the overhead of javassist compared with BCEL for adding or modifying some bytcode at runtime ? Because in BCEL when you add some new bytecode you don't need to recompile while in Javassist it seems that you add some source code so do you need to recompile or the method ading the bytecode do the transformation of the source code passed in argument and so there is no need to recompile ? if this is not the case is there some benchmarking of this comparison available somewhere?
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