Comments on: Agent Smith: omg! it is useless!! http://www.fissore.org/blog/agent-smith-omg-it-is-useless/ When everybody thinks alike, nobody is really thinking Tue, 07 Feb 2012 12:01:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Federico Fissore http://www.fissore.org/blog/agent-smith-omg-it-is-useless/#comment-1126 Federico Fissore Sun, 18 Mar 2007 20:57:23 +0000 http://www.fissore.org/blog/agent-smith-omg-it-is-useless/#comment-1126 it shouldn't be, and btw you shouldn't "feel" any speed loss, as class redefinition occurs only whn something changes, both in eclipse and in smith. the most important difference between the two, imho, is the fact that the eclipse one is integreted into eclipse, and so you receive alert popups instead of console logs :) anyway, tomorrow I'll release version 0.7 that should rapidly become 1.0 Smith is too near its first release to just abadon it it shouldn’t be, and btw you shouldn’t “feel” any speed loss, as class redefinition occurs only whn something changes, both in eclipse and in smith.

the most important difference between the two, imho, is the fact that the eclipse one is integreted into eclipse, and so you receive alert popups instead of console logs :)

anyway, tomorrow I’ll release version 0.7 that should rapidly become 1.0
Smith is too near its first release to just abadon it

]]> By: romale http://www.fissore.org/blog/agent-smith-omg-it-is-useless/#comment-1107 romale Sat, 17 Mar 2007 23:44:56 +0000 http://www.fissore.org/blog/agent-smith-omg-it-is-useless/#comment-1107 Is the Debug mode slower than executing your agent inside the JVM? If this is the case, I think your agent is still needed, at least for me! Is the Debug mode slower than executing your agent inside the JVM?
If this is the case, I think your agent is still needed, at least for me!

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