[Soot-list] Access the ConstantPool of a class file
Steven Arzt
steven.arzt at cased.de
Fri Nov 18 05:07:11 EST 2016
Hi Gian Luca,
Soot provides a higher level of abstraction. You don't directly work on
the individual parts of the class files, but on a typed intermediate
representation for the code called Jimple. In other words, no, you can't
access the constant pool right away, and there is usually no need to do
so. Usually, the questions that people want to answer with static
analysis are semantically higher and accessing the constant pool is only
one means to possibly achieve the goal - and I'm pretty sure that the
same goal can be achieved with what Soot provides as well, maybe even
better because of the richer semantic representation.
Best regards,
Steven
On 2016-11-16 16:14, Gian Luca Scoccia wrote:
> Is it possible, using soot, to access the constant pool of a .class
> file? I know this is possible with other tools but I would like to use
> soot since I'm already using it in my project for other purposes.
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