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make it possible to run method of android-app with original Java Virtual Machine.

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Appdbg

make it possible to run android dex file in original Java Virtual Machine.

Features

  • change every class before it will be loaded
  • change every item of the class after it was loaded
  • hook java method
  • implement native method by yourself or unidbg...
  • provide fake source line level debug ability powered by fernflower!!!

Start

  1. open the project with IDEA

  2. patch jdk_path/...../libjvm.dylib,which make it possible to load class,the name begin with "java"

  3. use the jre you modified(or use jdk in appdbg-JDK)

  4. change idea settings

  • set gradle jdk version with the patched jdk
  • set gradle java home with the patched jdk in gradle.properties
  1. run test suites in testSuites

Publish to mavenLocal

  1. run command ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
  2. implementation "jmp0.appdbg:core:1.0-SNAPSHOT"

Implement native method with unidbg

auto implement reflection method by appdbg

  • invoke method
  • native code source
  • result

source line level debug

  1. implement IApkConfig and set generateJarFile and jarWithDebugInfo true,run code,and the jar file will be generated in libs/tempLibs dir
  2. sync gradle file,and IDEA will index it
  3. select one file you want to debug,and click the label.
  4. chose the source files generated at temp/apkName/decompile_source, click open button.
  5. set IApkConfig forceDecompile false,and set source line breakpoint.
  6. run code with debug mode!!!

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it's hard for me to implement all Android runtime well,if you can help me to make this project better,Thanks for your contribution.

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