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This question already has an answer here: Exploring and decompiling python bytecode [closed] 6 answers let's suppose we have a python string(not a file,a string,no files) TheString = "k=abs(x)+y" ok? Now we compile the string into a piece of python bytecode Binary = compile( TheString , "<string>" , "exec" ) now the problem: how can i get from Binary , supposing i don't know TheString , a string that represents the original string object? shortly: what is the function that is opposite to compile() ? Without the source code, you can only approximate the code. You can disassemble the compiled

I have exe build by pyinstaller, so, i unpack it, and now i want unpack file *.pyz, where containing all script files, but filenames without extensions (only file names and is_packet in tuple True\False). Example files list, where return Zlib BeautifulSoup ConfigParser HTMLParser PyQt4 Queue StringIO UserDict _LWPCookieJar _MozillaCookieJar __future__ _abcoll _strptime _threading_local How you can see, files without extensions and all files encrypted. Example this unpacked files: http://www.sendspace.com/file/pky00m So, how i can decompile it? Thanks I have written a python script which will

Hey, I'm using the Enumerable.Sum() extension method from LINQ to compute hash codes, and am having a problem with OverflowExceptions when the code gets big. I tried putting the call in an unchecked block, but that didn't seem to help. The MSDN documentation for the method says it will throw if the value gets too big, but I checked in reflector and this is all there is: public static int Sum(this IEnumerable<int> source) { if (source == null) { throw Error.ArgumentNull("source"); } int num = 0; foreach (int num2 in source) { num += num2; } return num; } Based on this decompilation, I would

Could anyone recommend a good BAML Decompiler / Viewer besides BAML Viewer plugin for Reflector, which doesn't handle path geometry/data? You might like to have another look at the BAML addin for reflector as it's been recently updated by Andrew Smith. Have a look at his at blog post you'll note that he has fixed the issue with path data. You can try this one by Cristian Ricciolo Civera . I did not want to use its ClickOnce installer, but the CodePlex site provides a zip file for download. I had to place Ricciolo.StylesExplorer.exe and Ricciolo.StylesExplorer.MarkupReflection.dll into GAC to