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Does anyone know if there are any open source tools for eclipse that can generate static program slices according to the slicing technique outlined by Mark Weiser (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_slicing)? I can only seem to find JSlice, which only works for Fedora. Any pointers about how I could tackle this (and libraries out there, or example algorithms for java) would be great.
Disclaimer: I haven’t tried the tool listed below.
Indus. It appears to make itself useful via the Kaveri plugin in Eclipse.
It would be worth noting that apart from JSlice and Indus, no other known code slicers for Java appear to be available, although there are quite a few papers that discuss building a code slicer for Java. Sadly, the authors do not appear to have made these tools available for further research.