Error decompyling deobs_mine.pyc: vector::_M_range_check: __n (which is 10) >= this->size() (which is 7)

[shoaibhassan0]

deobs_mine.zip i am also attaching this pyc file i am using command pycdc -c -v 3.11 deobs_mine.pyc on windows 10 When i was decompiling the python marshal object bytecode it results this

E:\build>pycdc -c -v 3.11 deobs_mine.pyc

Source Generated with Decompyle++

File: deobs_mine.pyc (Python 3.11)

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Error decompyling deobs_mine.pyc: vector::_M_range_check: __n (which is 10) >= this->size() (which is 7)

[greenozon]

Please recheck your attachment deobs_mine.zip it shows the

Bad MAGIC!

when try to use with pycdas or pycdc

[shoaibhassan0]

First unzip it. Its marshal object bytecode i used parameters .

  pycdc -c -v 3.11 deobs_mine.pyc

it is compiled with 3.11 so i used 3.11 here

[shoaibhassan0]

@greenozon I see your comment in another issue of this pycdc you changed or modified some source of pycdc and then compile it which bypasses the error like i now experienced can you tell these changes

[shoaibhassan0]

@greenozon

[shoaibhassan0]

I tested many times and now i have found that when this situation meets if(opcode == 146 && operand == 10 && pos == 164){ fprintf(stderr,"Error: Occuring..."); } This 146 opcode is LOAD_GLOBAL which is causing exception i found that....

[greenozon]

this is strange, but you hint helped to move forward

pycdc -c -v 3.11 deobs_mine.pyc

attached a try to decompile it ... (not ideal of course) deobs_mine.cdc.txt

[shoaibhassan0]

Thanks a lot @greenozon can you give me the modified version of pycdc you are using. So we should request for pull request.

[greenozon]

not that easy I"ve plenty of changes and I've a plan to create some PRs one by one for the moment there is one outstanding, if you wish you could help to move it forward https://github.com/zrax/pycdc/pull/411

[zrax]

Should be fixed with #462