Add JADX decompiler #27
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You can use https://github.com/Col-E/dex-translator or https://github.com/pxb1988/dex2jar to convert dex to jar and then use a normal java decompiler. |
Speeds up things significantly. And yes, the memory is never reclaimed, but once we move the cache to the disk instead, that won't be an issue anymore
Now only passes the requested class instead of all input files.
Also fix checkstyle issues
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JADX is a bit on the slower side of things, but once we allow it to properly cache decompiled classes, it should get a lot faster.Edit: After my refactoring in 4201b1e, it's actually quite fast!Code quality is generally quite good, and it's needed for when I eventually add a Dalvik bytecode backend, as JADX is the only Dalvik to Java decompiler available right now.
Depends on #29, because JADX will crash without SLF4J present.