Re: Let SOOT do nearly nothing

[Patrick LAM <plam@sable.mcgill.ca>]

-p jb verbatim will disable all of Soot's phases, but that causes typing
to fail.  You can look at the individual phases and disable some of them,
look at the Soot documentation; I think, for instance, -p jtp cp:off will
disable copy propagation.

pat

On Sat, 29 May 2004, Marco Bakera wrote:

> Heythere,
>
> does anyone of you know how to let SOOT ignore all implemented
> transformations and just run the one I placed in jtp? The Background is
> that we implemented a kind of PRE of Rüthing, Knoop and Steffen and now
> need to test if it really does what it should do. So we created some
> examples in jimple and let SOOT transform it in the way we wanted it. But
> SOOT seems to manipulate the jimple-input before or after transforming it,
> so the kind of output-jimple is hard to validate. Any suggestions for a
> commandline doing this? We tried some but didnt reach the goal.
>
> Thanks for help,
> gretings Marco.
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