This program is attempting to create Android Window transition graphs for
the static analyzer DroidInfer.
run.sh runs the framework. It assumes that all required jars are
in a folder named 'classpath_includes' in the root (the same directory as this file).
An example classpath_includes folder is shown below:
|-- android-4.3.jar
|-- android-all.jar
|-- cfl.jar
|-- cgs.jar
|-- jdk-android.jar
|-- jre
| `-- lib
| |-- alt-rt.jar
| |-- charsets.jar
| |-- deploy.jar
| |-- ext
| | |-- dnsns.jar
| | |-- localedata.jar
| | |-- sunec.jar
| | |-- sunjce_provider.jar
| | |-- sunpkcs11.jar
| | `-- zipfs.jar
| |-- javaws.jar
| |-- jce.jar
| |-- jfr.jar
| |-- jfxrt.jar
| |-- jsse.jar
| |-- management-agent.jar
| |-- plugin.jar
| |-- resources.jar
| |-- rt.jar
| `-- security
| |-- local_policy.jar
| `-- US_export_policy.jar
|-- libs
| |-- core.jar
| |-- framework2.jar
| |-- framework3.jar
| `-- framework.jar
|-- soot-develop.jar
`-- soot-trunk.jar
5 directories, 31 files
This was created by running:
tree -S -P "*.jar" --charset=ascii --prune -nrun.sh has the following usage:
bash $ ./run.sh -h
Usage: ./run.sh [-v] [-t <ANDROID APK>] [-m <MEMORY>] [-c] [-X] [-h]
-h print this help message and exit
-v shows soot's (very) verbose output
-t <ANDROID APK> sets the target apk
-m <MEMORY> sets the max java memory (-Xmx)
-X skip running apktool
-c clean up dirs