[antlr-interest] discovering min antlr runtime jar

[bob mcwhirter]

> For my tests, I ran
> 
> java -verbose Main Test.java | grep antlr\. | grep Loaded | awk '{print 
> $2;}'|sed 's/\]//'
> 
> to list the fully qualified class names.  I couldn't find a free tool 
> that handled stuff within code blocks (i.e., classes that were used 
> without a class field referencing them) so no static analysis.
> 
> Hmm...I wish there was a better way.  Maybe running a static analyzer on 
> an output parser is the right answer.

Well, howdy.

A while ago, I wrote a nifty tool that used this cool parser-generator
called Antlr, that attempted to do static analysis of dependencies
between java files.

	http://code.werken.com/

It's called werken.javad, and is even listed in the Antlr showcase.

It may do what you want.

	-bob


 

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