Madmak
11th March 2008, 07:10
PyDecompyle can be used to convert Python byte-code (*.pyc) back into equivalent python source (*.py).
This app can be used on mobile python apps that have had the source codes compiled to stop you viewing their scripts so this allows you to midify, translate or just if you want to view the source to learn python.
When you install this it will create a shortcut icon on your desktop but it wont load from there so you can delete the shortcut.
To run decompyle you need to click "START" then "RUN" and type "CMD" to open the command line. Once the windows open type
"cd C:\PyDecompyle" without the quotes and hit enter to get to the PyDecompyle folder.
Now type "decompyle.py --help" to open up the help menu and show you its usage.
So for instance lets say you have a script called example.pyc paste the file example.pyc into c:\PyDecompyle folder and open the command line.
type cd C:\PyDecompyle hit enter
now type decompyle.py -o . example.pyc
then wait for the file to decompile. youll find the decompiled file in your c:\PyDecompyle folder
sorry theres no screenshots but its because it runs from the command line
link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/98598231/PyDecompyle.rar
This app can be used on mobile python apps that have had the source codes compiled to stop you viewing their scripts so this allows you to midify, translate or just if you want to view the source to learn python.
When you install this it will create a shortcut icon on your desktop but it wont load from there so you can delete the shortcut.
To run decompyle you need to click "START" then "RUN" and type "CMD" to open the command line. Once the windows open type
"cd C:\PyDecompyle" without the quotes and hit enter to get to the PyDecompyle folder.
Now type "decompyle.py --help" to open up the help menu and show you its usage.
So for instance lets say you have a script called example.pyc paste the file example.pyc into c:\PyDecompyle folder and open the command line.
type cd C:\PyDecompyle hit enter
now type decompyle.py -o . example.pyc
then wait for the file to decompile. youll find the decompiled file in your c:\PyDecompyle folder
sorry theres no screenshots but its because it runs from the command line
link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/98598231/PyDecompyle.rar