Parse error at or near 'MAKE_CLOSURE_A_2_0' instruction at offset

[hibernous]

during decompilation issue was appeared as on subject

L. 214 180 LOAD_GLOBAL BcpDevice
183 LOAD_GLOBAL bool
186 LOAD_CONST ('dev', 'has_a_second_attempt')
189 LOAD_CLOSURE 'self'
192 BUILD_TUPLE_1 1
-> 195 LOAD_CODE <code_object attempt_bcp1_communication>
198 LOAD_STR 'Device.probe..attempt_bcp1_communication'
201 MAKE_CLOSURE_A_3_0 '0 positional, 0 keyword only, 3 annotated'
207 STORE_FAST 'attempt_bcp1_communication'
Instruction context:

L. 872 36 LOAD_NAME str
39 LOAD_CONST ('name',)
42 LOAD_CLOSURE 'class'
45 BUILD_TUPLE_1 1
48 LOAD_CODE <code_object remove_device>
51 LOAD_STR 'EzContext.remove_device'
-> 54 MAKE_CLOSURE_A_2_0 '0 positional, 0 keyword only, 2 annotated'
60 STORE_NAME remove_device
63 LOAD_CLOSURE 'class'
66 RETURN_VALUE

version: uncompyle6 master

file tried to decompile:
ezbionx.zip

[rocky]

This is too long to deal with. I'll wait until someone (which could be you) comes up with a smaller example.

[hibernous]

sure... thanks for looking at this - I will try to do on smaller piece of code

[hibernous]

I finished decompilation using couple of methods - this is a class which generates error:

`

def __init__(self, bridge):
    Context.__init__(self, bridge)
    self.bcp3_manager = EzBcp3(self)

def terminate(self):
    self.bcp3_manager.terminate()
    del self.bcp3_manager

def remove_device(self, name, device):
    try:
        self.bcp3_manager.remove_device(device)
    except:
        logger.exception('Failed to remove device <%s> from BCP3 manager' % name)
    super().remove_device(name, device)

`
I guess 'super()' method is a key.

[rocky]

You guessed wrong, and isn't a forum for guessing games.

Write a Python 3.4, program, bytecompile it, then run uncompyle6 on it. If it comes back with an error you have something that's reportable bug.

If it comes back with the same bytecode and the same error then you have definitely won!