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Subject:    [Soot-list] Original variable names
From:       Hyuk Kwon <hdkwon2 () illinois ! edu>
Date:       2013-03-31 1:05:44
Message-ID: CAH2Rkj3A74zOJUs7WVaG4yWdRqwhNbpjs=o0XS_W_zFA-RXaFg () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi,

I'm trying to get the original names of variables, but I don't want to do
it with the expense of loosing precision of my analysis by setting
use-original-names option.
My first question is, is there an already-implemented way to do this
besides use-original-names option? (something like translate
Jimple-assigned names to original names).

If there isn't, then I want to do something like creating a mapping table
for original variable names and jimple-assigned names while transforming
the source to Jimple.
What would be a Soot way of doing this ?

-- 
Thank you.
Hyuk Don Kwon

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Hi,<br><br>I&#39;m trying to get the original names of variables, but I don=
&#39;t want to do it with the expense of loosing precision of my analysis b=
y setting use-original-names option.<br>My first question is, is there an a=
lready-implemented way to do this besides use-original-names option? (somet=
hing like translate Jimple-assigned names to original names).<br>
<br>If there isn&#39;t, then I want to do something like creating a mapping=
 table for original variable names and jimple-assigned names while transfor=
ming the source to Jimple.<br>What would be a Soot way of doing this ?<br>
<br>-- <br>Thank you.<br>Hyuk Don Kwon<br>


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