Learn how to use the SootUp library to perform static analysis and introspection using JVM source code or byte code.

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SootUp is a library designed for performing static analysis on JVM code, either using original source code or compiled bytecode. It improves upon the Soot library by being more modular and easier to maintain. SootUp converts code into an intermediate representation called Jimple, which makes analysis simpler. The post provides details on dependencies, code analysis, accessing classes and methods, and analyzing method bodies using SootUp.

Introduction to SootUp