Codeobjects of Modules?

[Stefan Migowsky]

Hi,

if you want to read the code object from a pyc module use this code.

import marshal
File = open(r"c:\temp\test.pyc","rb")
File.read(8)  # Magic number etc. 
code = marshal.load(File)
File.close()

The code has the same format as the code objects you find
in func_code etc.

You can execute the code by simply do an exec

import __main__ 
exec code in __main__.__dict__

	Stefan


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> Hi!
> I am writing an experimental virtual machine for Python-Byte-Code
> in Python. It works fine for Functions (I am using the
> f.func_code.co_code Bytecode.)
> 
> Now I want to run entire pyc-Files and/or modules. How do I get the
> bytecode from modules and what is the format of the pyc-files. I could
> not find any documentation. 
> 
> After finishing the PVM in Python I want to port it to - please do not
> kill me - JAVASCRIPT. I think this could be interesting to be able to
> execute python-byte-code on NS and IE without JAVA.
> 
> Any help is welcome!
> 
> gunter
> 
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