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... such as adding custom methods at interesting pointsfor instance, before or after a method executes. In particular, you'll often see AOP for: Debugging or logging AOP lets you add debugging ... Weirich is a software consultant for Compuware. He has worked with real-time data systems for testing jet engines, networking software Why hasn't AOP taken off for Ruby? DHH: A standardized ... Calculator. Create a file called calculator.rb that looks like this: for information systems, and image processing software for the financial industry. Jim is active in the Ruby community, contributing...

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... you for your continuous encouragement and support for my authoring goals. David Abrahams, thank you for supporting this effort and for helping out with reviewing. Matthew Wilson, thank you for ... Wilson, thank you for reviewing parts of this book and for being a good friend. Gary Powell, thank you for the excellent reviews and for your outstanding enthusiasm for this endeavor. All of the ... thank them allfor making the book possible and for seeing it through to completion. Friends and family have supported my obsession with C++ for many years now; thank you so much for being there,...

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