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  • Thomas Guetttler

    pyc2py

    Hi!

    Is there a script which converts compiled python code
    to human readable code?

    Google found no result for "pyc2py".

    thomas

  • News M Claveau /Hamster-P

    #2
    Re: pyc2py

    Pirate ?



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    • Gerhard Häring

      #3
      Re: pyc2py

      Thomas Guetttler wrote:[color=blue]
      > Hi!
      >
      > Is there a script which converts compiled python code
      > to human readable code?
      >
      > Google found no result for "pyc2py".[/color]

      Try this keyword: decompyle

      -- Gerhard

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      • Gerhard Häring

        #4
        Re: pyc2py

        News M Claveau /Hamster-P wrote:[color=blue]
        > Pirate ?[/color]

        Pardon? There are lots of legitimate reasons for reverse-engineering.

        -- Gerhard

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        • Andres Montiel

          #5
          Re: pyc2py

          Hmmm... does this mean that any Python compiled can be decompiled? What if
          someone was selling compiled Python programs. decompyle seems to be able
          to decompile them.

          Is there a way to make sure that compiled python code cannot be decompiled?

          - Andres
          [color=blue]
          > Thomas Guetttler wrote:[color=green]
          >> Hi!
          >>
          >> Is there a script which converts compiled python code
          >> to human readable code?
          >>
          >> Google found no result for "pyc2py".[/color]
          >
          > Try this keyword: decompyle
          >
          > -- Gerhard[/color]



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          • Max M

            #6
            Re: pyc2py

            News M Claveau /Hamster-P wrote:
            [color=blue]
            > Pirate ?[/color]


            Or perhaps:

            - project delivered to customer.
            - Fatal harddisk crash
            - Faulty backup.
            - Customer requesting changes to project.


            Or perhaps while preparing to distribute a project, a slip of the
            fingers make:

            rm -r *.py

            instead of

            rm -r *.pyc


            I don't think that those are unusual scenarios?



            regards Max M

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            • News M Claveau /Hamster-P

              #7
              Re: pyc2py

              Yes ! It's only a question.

              --
              Michel Claveau



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              • Gerhard Häring

                #8
                Re: pyc2py

                Andres Montiel wrote:[color=blue]
                > Hmmm... does this mean that any Python compiled can be decompiled? What if
                > someone was selling compiled Python programs. decompyle seems to be able
                > to decompile them.[/color]

                It depends on your business model if this is a problem or not. Looks
                like, for most people, it's not. I believe that apart from Python, even
                in Windows-land, this is much less of a problem than people would think.
                [color=blue]
                > Is there a way to make sure that compiled python code cannot be decompiled?[/color]

                Ask groups.google.c om. This has been discussed many times.

                -- Gerhard

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