Alex

most probably because the implementation of the opcode `JUMP_FORWARD_A` does not cover all the cases... this is the opcode in which this empty deque is happening implementation for this opcode...

what do you mean under >does not work only on version 3.11, please show the output of console and your try I don't see any troubles with your .pyc files

not sure whats going on on your PC... sorry are you using latest bits of the tool? etc here is what I'm getting on your input: [AutoForward_Telegram.pyc.cdc1.txt](https://github.com/zrax/pycdc/files/13854522/AutoForward_Telegram.pyc.cdc1.txt)

abc.pyc is hitting the Unsupported opcode: DICT_MERGE issue but decompiles 99% the rest..

for the beginning - build binaries from latest sources?

the steps in above link IMHO looks over-complicated I"ve tried to bring up binaries on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04) and here is my output: ``` git clone ... cmake . make...

a poor try to visualize some internals.. [main-issue412.das3.txt](https://github.com/zrax/pycdc/files/13620156/main-issue412.das3.txt)

there are dozens of other non-supported yet opcodes... Please attach your .pyc

There is some strange bytecode in your main pyc modue... ``` 250 LOAD_CONST 0: None 252 LOAD_CONST 0: None 254 LOAD_CONST 0: None 256 PRECALL 2 260 CALL 2 270...

Yet another (big) issue is full absence of exceptions support (it was totally changed started from modern python 3.11 - "zero-cost" exception handling. for example above main() has exceptions in...