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The standard library comes with a number of modules that can be used both as modules and as command-line utilities. The dis Module. The dis module is the Python disassembler. It converts byte codes to a format that is slightly more appropriate for human consumption. You can run the disassembler from the command
The dis module supports the analysis of CPython bytecode by disassembling it. The CPython bytecode which this module takes as an input is defined in the file Include/opcode.h and used by the compiler and the interpreter. CPython implementation detail: Bytecode is an implementation detail of the CPython interpreter!
You are trying to disassemble a string containing source code, but that's not supported by dis.dis in Python 2. With a string argument, it treats the string as if it contained byte code (see the function disassemble_string in dis.py ). So you are seeing nonsensical output based on misinterpreting source code as
Open-DIS: An Open Source Implementation of the Distributed Interactive Simulation Protocol. DIS is one of the most widely used protocols in Department of Defense, NATO, and allied nations real time/virtual world modeling and simulation. Open-DIS is a free, open source implementation of the standard in Java, C++, and
The dis module includes functions for working with Python bytecode by “disassembling" it into a more human-readable form. Reviewing the bytecodes being executed by the interpreter is a good way to hand-tune tight loops and perform other kinds of optimizations. It is also useful for finding race conditions in multi-threaded
4 Oct 2016 Insight into Python bytecode disassembly with the dis module.
14 Aug 2013 Last week at Hacker School I did a quick presentation on python bytecode and the dis module. The disassembler is a very powerful tool with a gentle learning curve – that is, you can get a fair amount out of it without really knowing much about what's going on. This post is a quick introduction to how and
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3 Nov 2014 The python interpreter is stack-based, and to understand the dataflow, we need to know what the stack effect is of each instruction. Learn more. The disassemble function in the dis module shows how to do that. It will actually provide the following output from our previous code example: 2 0 LOAD_CONST
23 Aug 2009 The dis module includes functions for working with Python bytecode by “disassembling" it into a more human-readable form. Reviewing the bytecodes being executed by the interpreter is a good way to hand-tune tight loops and perform other kinds of optimizations. It is also useful for finding race conditions
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