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add own opcodes

Open Serg4y opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Hi! How to add own opcodes?

Serg4y avatar Dec 01 '21 10:12 Serg4y

What do you mean by "add own opcodes"? The opcodes come from CPython, which doesn't have any way of supporting "custom" opcodes as far as I know...

zrax avatar Dec 01 '21 17:12 zrax

ok incorrect expression. where does it come from unsupported opcode CALL_FINALLY (example)? how to add unsupported opcodes?

Serg4y avatar Dec 02 '21 10:12 Serg4y

What do you mean by "add own opcodes"? The opcodes come from CPython, which doesn't have any way of supporting "custom" opcodes as far as I know...

Have the same question. RERAISE opcode is not supported while decompiling python 3.9; I would help the project and implemented it if I knew how

tonygitcoder avatar Jan 09 '22 17:01 tonygitcoder

use disambler and assembler tools to edit unsupported opcodes

kapten-kaizo avatar Jan 31 '22 00:01 kapten-kaizo

use disambler and assembler tools to edit unsupported opcodes

can you give more info on how to do that

Hazed2004 avatar Aug 22 '23 15:08 Hazed2004