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I am trying to decompile an old 3.11 pyc, but pycdc keeps giving me the "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error. I know the file isn't corrupted, as it runs fine and it detected as a 3.11 cpython file when I run "file plat.pyc". I am on a Chromebook, which might matter, but I don't have other devices available to me.
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Pycdas decodes it fine, but the output is too long for any sane human to try and competently read. I have tried it pycdc across two different Chromebooks and they both have given the same error, so pycdc might not support Chromebooks? I'm not really sure how that would affect things but idk
I am trying to decompile an old 3.11 pyc, but pycdc keeps giving me the "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error. I know the file isn't corrupted, as it runs fine and it detected as a 3.11 cpython file when I run "file plat.pyc". I am on a Chromebook, which might matter, but I don't have other devices available to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: