Soot Documentation

Beginners' guides for Soot In 2008 Eric Bodden started a series of blog posts specifically designed to lead Soot beginners through the first steps of using Soot: First steps using Soot as a command-line tool Using the Soot Eclipse plugin Implementing an intra-procedural data-flow analysis in Soot Packs and phases in Soot Using Soot and TamiFlex to analyze DaCapo Using Soot with custom entry points Instrumenting Android Apps with Soot Note: We do not provide PDF versions of the tutorials above because you should be able to get a nicely formatted print-out by just printing the HTML page directly. Slides from tutorials given at conferences PLDI Tutorial (still relevant despite being old!) Using Soot as a Command Line Tool Soot Commandline Options Phase Options Inspecting/disassembling classfiles Optimizing Classfiles The Jimple Parser A Brief Overview of Shimple Whole-program Devirtualization Optimizations Annotation Options Using Side-Effect Attributes Using Soot as a Compiler Framework A Survivor's Guide to Java Program Analysis with Soot by Arni Einarsson and Janus Dam Nielsen On the Soot menagerie -- Fundamental Soot Objects. Creating a Class File from Scratch. Annotating a Class Created from Scratch. Using Soot for profiling: developing a goto Instrumenter. More on profiling. Implementing Flow Analyses Using Soot Adding attributes to class files via Soot Notes on Invokedynamic (JSR 292) in Soot