TheHellTower

> Hello, but isn't it how it would looks like in 2 lines ? Pycdc might not always be able to get back a 1:1 code too.

> @TheHellTower the two pieces of code are not equivalent. The original swaps values of `sbox[i]` and `sbox[j]` while the second with is the same as `sbox[i] = sbox[j]` (the...

And for me it looks correct because I seen things similar like: ```python a, b = 1, 2 ``` ```python a = 1 b = 2 ``` If you have...

> When pycdc processes the code you provided, it is indeed correct, but it is unrelated to the current issue. The code you provided is a tuple unpacking operation at...

> > You know what? Its f***cking time. Im rewriting the bot. > > Been 8 months when ? https://github.com/Sank6/Discord-Bot-List/issues/606

Hello, He is totally right and Windows is still used by so many people even if not all developers using Tensorflow use it mainly, so I find it really stupid...

> It seems that you just repeat the same answer as in all the other issues, without really caring about the question I asked. The problem is not that tensorflow...

> pycdc from : https://github.com/extremecoders-re/decompyle-builds/releases/tag/build-28-Aug-2023-d62c8ad Hello, could you provide a sample script ?

> edit ASTree.cpp , comment default branch ,and recompile it > > ```c++ > default: > stack.pop(); > // fprintf(stderr, "Unsupported opcode: %s\n", Pyc::OpcodeName(opcode & 0xFF)); > // cleanBuild =...

pycdas doesn't give bytecode but a kind of disassembled result. pycdas doesn't need to fully support all the OPCodes since it's only giving you what it contains and not re-building...