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I want to find all the method calls in one class which are made on another class.
For example:
If class1 calls class2.Foo() but not class2.Bar() then I want to know about it.
Almost like an analysis of coupling. Is this possible with reflection?
This is possible, as it is done by several IDEs (at least for Java). In any case, you’re likely to have a partially erroneous analysis. It is very difficult to determine at compile-time which methods are called in presence of method overrides in derived classes.
No, it is not possible with reflection. You need static code analysis to compute coupling metrics.