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NAdivsor
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NAdvisor is a small library which adds Aspects during runtime.

If you are looking for traditional Aspects have a look at postsharp.org

The differences compared to traditional Aspects are:
- Aspects can be instantiated, therefor can have dependencies in the constructor (fits very well with DI)
- Pointcuts/Join Points can be changed during runtime 
- Aspects can have a different lifetime than theire intercepted classes. 

Some things which are difficult to do with compile time weaved Aspects but are trivial with NAdvisor:
- unit testing with or without aspects
- unit testing of your logic inside the aspects
- JointPoints can be determined during runtime
- because aspects are normal objects, they can be instantiated, they can have dependencies. 
- using Mocked aspects during unit tests
- swap JointPoint definition during runtime (e.g. switching on/off performance measuring aspect)
- no impact on build time
- readable stacktraces

Usage:
//Instantiate a new SecurityAspect
IAspect securityAspect = new SecurityAspect(user);

//Creates a Proxy, chooses the Aspect from the List by the JointPointDefinition
Advisor advisor = new Advisor(JointPointDefinition.AttributeBasedJointPointDefinition, new List<IAspect>() {securityAspect, loggingAspect});

//Gets a Proxy which is intercepted by the Securityaspect and Loggingaspect
ISimpleService myService = advisor.GetAdvicedProxy<ISimpleService>(new SimpleService());