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The next-generation of embedded systems confronts the designer with multi-processor systems both for performance and energy reasons. Exploiting task-level parallelism in combination with loop-level parallelism is becoming crucial. The challenge is to build compiler tools for the exploration of these types of parallelism. To achieve this goal, we have designed a transformation framework for analysis and extraction of the potential parallelism in sequential object-oriented programs. We present an inter-procedural, compositional, context and flow-sensitive algorithm for analysis of object distribution in sequential object-oriented programs. Our technique consists of three main phases: compositional inter-procedural objectdistribution analysis, construction of minimal hierarchical objectdistribution graph, and graph rendering using constrained forcedirected layout. Integration of these algorithms allows us to reduce number of prospective program decompositions with respect to program flow and object-distribution properties. The visualisation environment further extends usability of our tools for employment of semi-automated as well as fully-automated heuristics with further constraints on definition of the final task boundaries. We demonstrate the usability of our approach on a number of realistic Java applications.