#!/bin/sh
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#  bytecode_classes.sh -- scans for strings that looks like imports in Java
#                         bytecode files.
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find | xargs strings | sort | uniq > strings.txt
grep -F / strings.txt | sed -r 's/;/\n/g' | grep -E '(java|org|com|net|se)\/' | sed -r 's/^[\/\\]//' | sed -r 's/^([^\/]*)(java|org)/\2/' | sort | uniq > classes.txt