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Spoon is a Java-based program analysis and transformation tool that programmers can use for compile-time annotation processing in the middleware context. Spoon reifies the Java abstract syntax tree and processes it with user-defined processors. It uses compile-time reflection combined with a pure Java template framework for well-typed and intuitive fine-grained metaprogramming. Several examples show how programmers can use Spoon to implement intrusive compile-time annotation processing for middleware.