Right, I see what you're saying. There is nothing special , as in
possessing some kind of built in signifier, about being the first
modified method entered from an unmodified method. Unmodified methods
just sort of don't exist in that universe at all.
So that being the case, it is also a true
It's difficult to know that you're going through an unmodified method
without modifying the method.
I guess you could maintain a (thread-local) stack of the methods called (by
using a call(* *(..)) pointcut) and verifying in the weaved methods (using
a execution(* *(..)) pointcut) that it matches
If I could know when the program had entered a non instrumented method,that
would suffice since I could just throw a global flag of some description,
though thinking about it now, that's a lot of flag checking I'm setting
myself up for...
It seems like a very basic fact about any program utilizing
