Package javassist.bytecode.analysis

Class Analyzer

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Opcode
    public class Analyzer
extends java.lang.Object
implements Opcode
    A data-flow analyzer that determines the type state of the stack and local variable table at every reachable instruction in a method. During analysis, bytecode verification is performed in a similar manner to that described in the JVM specification.

    Example:

     // Method to analyze
 public Object doSomething(int x) {
     Number n;
     if (x < 5) {
        n = new Double(0);
     } else {
        n = new Long(0);
     }

     return n;
 }

 // Which compiles to:
 // 0:   iload_1
 // 1:   iconst_5
 // 2:   if_icmpge   17
 // 5:   new #18; //class java/lang/Double
 // 8:   dup
 // 9:   dconst_0
 // 10:  invokespecial   #44; //Method java/lang/Double."<init>":(D)V
 // 13:  astore_2
 // 14:  goto    26
 // 17:  new #16; //class java/lang/Long
 // 20:  dup
 // 21:  lconst_1
 // 22:  invokespecial   #47; //Method java/lang/Long."<init>":(J)V
 // 25:  astore_2
 // 26:  aload_2
 // 27:  areturn

 public void analyzeIt(CtClass clazz, MethodInfo method) {
     Analyzer analyzer = new Analyzer();
     Frame[] frames = analyzer.analyze(clazz, method);
     frames[0].getLocal(0).getCtClass(); // returns clazz;
     frames[0].getLocal(1).getCtClass(); // returns java.lang.String
     frames[1].peek(); // returns Type.INTEGER
     frames[27].peek().getCtClass(); // returns java.lang.Number
 }
    Author:
    Jason T. Greene
    See Also:
    FramePrinter

    • Constructor Detail

      • Analyzer

        public Analyzer()

    • Method Detail

      • analyze

        public Frame[] analyze​(CtClass clazz,
                       MethodInfo method)
                throws BadBytecode
        Performs data-flow analysis on a method and returns an array, indexed by instruction position, containing the starting frame state of all reachable instructions. Non-reachable code, and illegal code offsets are represented as a null in the frame state array. This can be used to detect dead code. If the method does not contain code (it is either native or abstract), null is returned.
        Parameters:
        clazz - the declaring class of the method
        method - the method to analyze
        Returns:
        an array, indexed by instruction position, of the starting frame state, or null if this method doesn't have code
        Throws:
        BadBytecode - if the bytecode does not comply with the JVM specification

      • analyze

        public Frame[] analyze​(CtMethod method)
                throws BadBytecode
        Performs data-flow analysis on a method and returns an array, indexed by instruction position, containing the starting frame state of all reachable instructions. Non-reachable code, and illegal code offsets are represented as a null in the frame state array. This can be used to detect dead code. If the method does not contain code (it is either native or abstract), null is returned.
        Parameters:
        method - the method to analyze
        Returns:
        an array, indexed by instruction position, of the starting frame state, or null if this method doesn't have code
        Throws:
        BadBytecode - if the bytecode does not comply with the JVM specification