[Soot-list] Soot dataflow analysis from commandline?

[Arzt, Steven]

Hi,

If you implement your own data flow analysis, you have to create your own main() method that registers your custom phase into Soot and then calls Soot’s normal main() method. You can find this as “MyMain” in the example on the page that you mentioned. This is the program that you can then launch from the command line.

Best regards,
  Steven

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Subject: [Soot-list] Soot dataflow analysis from commandline?

Are there any examples of running soot as a dataflow analysis tool from the commandline?

I cannot seem to get the plugin installed on the latest eclipse tool, and would like to just run my dataflow analysis from the commandline.

I am trying to use the GuaranteedDefs example from the tutorial.
https://github.com/Sable/soot/wiki/Implementing-an-intra-procedural-data-flow-analysis-in-Soot

I'm assuming I can just dump out the tags as xml--but an example would be helpful!

Thanks!
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