Perl Vs Python
Bo M. Maryniuck
b.maryniuk at forbis.lt
Thu Feb 27 03:22:04 EST 2003
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 17:19, Jeremy Fincher wrote:
> Considering that Python bytecode can be trivially decompiled into
> rather similar source to that which it was compiled from,
You can decompile everything. Everything can be cracked: even your
disconnected from the network and turned off and locked in the safe computer
box. If you do simply "Hello world" or something like that, then yes, you can
decompile your bytecode. But if you do something better and more complicated,
then no. E.g. I've tried to decompile few my important modules -- it always
fails or provides a mess.
P.S. OTOH, _looking_ in the code (read-only, just looking through one eye) and
_decompiling_ it are different stuff and there is law restrictions etc.
--
Regards, Bogdan
C is quirky, flawed, and an enormous success.
-- Dennis M. Ritchie
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