For context: if Soot does not even have stubs of the super class, it will resolve the class with superclass==null. This can happen because the Android hierarchy changed over time and our summaries typically reference the newer version while the used android.jar is older. The hierarchy is automatically fixed due to the hierarchy information in the newer summaries.
For context: if Soot does not even have stubs of the super class, it will resolve the class with
superclass==null. This can happen because the Android hierarchy changed over time and our summaries typically reference the newer version while the used android.jar is older. The hierarchy is automatically fixed due to the hierarchy information in the newer summaries.