## AspectJ library module

This module primarily contains binary libraries from open-source projects, some of which are subject to licenses other than the Common Public License (CPL). Those not subject to CPL are not distributed in source or binary form with AspectJ (except for Apache's BCEL), but are used in the development of AspectJ. This module also contains some bootstrap libraries and test sources.

- ant: Ant 1.5.1 from http:jakarta.apache.org/ant. This contains a modified Ant script that works with our quicklook and puts the optional tasks on the classpath by default. Ant is available under the Apache Software License.
- bcel: The Bytecode Engineering Library from http:jakarta.apache.org/bcel, available under the Apache Software License.
- build: bootstrap libraries for the build process.
- commons: Commons 1.0 from http:jakarta.apache.org/commons. This is used only by the testing module.
- eclipse2.0: The AspectJ compiler is a patch to the Eclipse 2.0 compiler. These are the non-compiler binaries. For the eclipse compiler and patched, see the org.eclipse.jdt.core module. This is available under the CPL.
- jdiff: JDiff binaries; there is a jdiff project under LGPL at http:sourceforge.net/projects/javadiff. This is used only internally by the testing module and is not distributed.
- junit: JUnit 3.7 test libraries, available from junit.org and under the CPL.
- regexp: Regular expressions from http:jakarta.apache.org. This is used only by the testing module.
- test: bootstrap libraries for the test process. These could be replaced with build products, to avoid the checked-in versions being out of date, but these build products change rarely (and almost never in binary-incompatible ways).