decompyle3

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Purpose: decompyle3 translates Python bytecode back into equivalent Python source code.
Bytecode versions: The README says it accepts Python bytecode from version 3.7 onward, and that bytecode from Python 3.7 and 3.8 has been tested.
Fragment decompiler: The project describes itself as a native Python cross-version decompiler and fragment decompiler.
Installation: The README documents installation from PyPI with `pip install decompyle3` or from source.
Command line: The README shows running `decompyle3` on compiled `.pyc` or `.pyo` files and documents a `--syntax-verify` option.
License: The GitHub repository identifies its license as GPL-3.0.
Restrictions: The README says the project does not handle obfuscated code, Cython, MicroPython, or Py2EXE executables directly.
Accuracy limits: The README cautions that decompilation has numerous bugs and that some long lists of expressions or statements run slowly.
Support: The bug reporting guidance says fixes may take months or years and that the maintainer does not provide paid support as a regular service.
Issue confidentiality: The bug reporting guidance says issue reports and the code in them are public and have no confidentiality.

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