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Thread: Bytecode Instrumentation

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    Question Bytecode Instrumentation

    Hello all, I want to extract the information of my code during the runtime of my program. The information can be anything like how, when and how many times a particular function is called or at general level what functions are defined in the .class file of the code and every such thing.
    How can I do this? What libraries are defined for this purpose?


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    Instrumentation (Java Platform SE 6)
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