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lars hofhansl <lhofhansl@...> writes:

> > To get the low-level access we could instead use jmockit at the cost of 
dealing with code-weaving.
> 
> As we had discussed, this scares me :).
> I do not want to have to debug some test code that was weaved (i.e. has no 
matching source code lying around *anywhere*).
> 

I think you are imagining a problem that does not exist. JMockit users can debug 
Java code just fine...