some decompyle runtime errors

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decompyle.errors.gz

not much to say, this is the output of 5 errors during decompilation

[rocky]

Please try with the current github sources, not the last release. There were a number of bugs fixed since the last release.

Also separate into one issue for each of the compilation problems so they can be tracked separately. Not one issue per library. Thanks.

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only one left when using the github sources is:

# file stats.pyc
# --- This code section failed: ---

 249       0  SETUP_LOOP        '68'
           3  LOAD_FAST         '.0'
           6  FOR_ITER          '67'
           9  STORE_FAST        'point'
          12  LOAD_DEREF        'start'
          15  LOAD_FAST         'point'
          18  LOAD_ATTR         'dt'
          21  DUP_TOP           ''
          22  ROT_THREE         ''
          23  COMPARE_OP        '<='
          26  JUMP_IF_FALSE     '39'
          29  POP_TOP           ''
          30  LOAD_DEREF        'stop'
          33  COMPARE_OP        '<'
          36  JUMP_FORWARD      '41'
        39_0  COME_FROM         '26'
          39  ROT_TWO           ''
          40  POP_TOP           ''
        41_0  COME_FROM         '36'
          41  JUMP_IF_FALSE     '63'
          44  POP_TOP           ''
          45  LOAD_FAST         'point'
          48  LOAD_ATTR         'len'
          51  JUMP_IF_FALSE     '63'
          54  POP_TOP           ''
          55  LOAD_FAST         'point'
          58  YIELD_VALUE       ''
          59  POP_TOP           ''
          60  JUMP_BACK         '6'
        63_0  COME_FROM         '41'
        63_1  COME_FROM         '51'
          63  POP_TOP           ''
          64  JUMP_BACK         '6'
          67  POP_BLOCK         ''
        68_0  COME_FROM         '0'

Syntax error at or near `COME_FROM' token at offset 63_1

[rocky]

1. What version of python are you using? Use python -V and copy the output.
2. Attach a copy of the byte compiled file that has a problem. This file is not part github sources or test files. It is is something you happen to have installed in your Python library setup.
3. Attach the source code so I can ensure the bug fix is a proper bug fix.

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$ python --version
Python 2.7.10

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stats.pyc.txt

[rocky]

stats .py doesn't have a magic number that matches what python --version gives.

So now attach the source code.

I note that pycdc and the older uncompyle programs barf on that bytecode.

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can't, don't have the source :)

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stats .py doesn't have a magic number that matches what python --version
gives.

So now attach the source code.

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[rocky]

Ok. Given that pycdc and older uncompyle barf on that bytecode too, there's nothing I can do to fix this.

We'll wait then for some other situation where someone has the source code.

Since bugs get fixed periodically, you can try refreshing from github sources periodically and possibly this will get fixed as happened with some of the other non-actionable bugs you encountered.