Decompyle++ for Windows: The Hilarious Saga of a Python Decompiler in C++

Compiling Decompyle++ on Windows? It’s like teaching your cat to fetch! Start with Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt, download the source, and run cmake. Then, unleash msbuild for a Release configuration. Voilà, your decompiler dreams come true! Now you can decompile Python code with Decompyle++ like a pro.

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Hot Take:

**_Who needs Python to decompile Python when you have C++? It’s like using a flamethrower to light a candle—unnecessarily intense, yet oddly satisfying._**

Key Points:

– Decompyle++ is a Python decompiler written in C++.
– Compiling Decompyle++ on Linux is easy, but it’s trickier on Windows.
– Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 is used for Windows compilation.
– The compiled executables can decompile .pyc files.
– Didier Stevens has shared the compiled executables for those who can’t or won’t compile them.

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