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payasm

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A sweet little python assembler which assembles back output from dis to python bytecode.

What it can do?

payASM can assemble your disassembled python code into CPython's bytecode implementation. So, you can write the assembled bytecode as a pyc file and execute it with a Python interpreter.

Currently the test suite contains a simple Hello World! program and an Armstrong number generator program. More test cases with complex disassemblies are welcome.

This project is a work-in-progress. So, there is a huge number of limitations.

Limitations

  • Currently works only with Python 2. (Although extending it to Python3 is trivial)
  • No support for lambdas
  • No *args and **kwargs support

Contributions

Contributions are welcome 😄

Will add the next features to be implemented in issues soon.