NOTE: Use https://github.com/SuperStormer/pyasm instead

dis2py

Converts dis.dis output into Python source code.

Example Usage

>>> from dis2py import pretty_decompile
>>> with open("samples/disas.txt") as f:
...     print(pretty_decompile(f.read()))
...
def a(s):
	o=([0])*len(s)
	for i,c in enumerate(s):
		o[i]=(c*2)-60
	return o
def b(s,t):
	for x,y in zip(s,t):
		yield (x+y)-50
	return None
def c(s):
	return listcomp_0x7ff31a16f0e0(iter(s))
def listcomp_0x7ff31a16f0e0(__0):
	__temp=[]
	for c in __0:
		__temp.append(c+5)
	return __temp
def e(s):
	s=listcomp_0x7ff31a16f240(iter(s))
	o=listcomp_0x7ff31a16f2f0(iter(b(a(s),c(s))))
	return bytes(o)
def listcomp_0x7ff31a16f240(__0):
	__temp=[]
	for c in __0:
		__temp.append(ord(c))
	return __temp
def listcomp_0x7ff31a16f2f0(__0):
	__temp=[]
	for c in __0:
		__temp.append((c^5)-30)
	return __temp
def main():
	s=input('Guess?')
	o=b'\xae\xc0\xa1\xab\xef\x15\xd8\xca\x18\xc6\xab\x17\x93\xa8\x11\xd7\x18\x15\xd7\x17\xbd\x9a\xc0\xe9\x93\x11\xa7\x04\xa1\x1c\x1c\xed'
	if e(s)==o:
		print('Correct!')
	else:
		print('Wrong...')
	return None