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Disassembling Python and Java - previously compiled code
Most modern languages translate the source code you give into an intermediate byte code prior to it being run, and in can sometimes be useful and instructive to reverse engineer the code to help to understand what's going on within the more arcane elements of the language. Some languages actually provide tools to help you ... In Python, the dis (for disassemble) module provides the functionality - see [here] for an example. In java, the javap utility with a -c option does the job for you. For Lua, disassembers such as luadec are available third party, and it gets very interesting with PHP, Ruby and Perl, assuming you even have the compiled code available. (written 2011-01-29, updated 2011-02-10) Associated topics are indexed under Y150 - Python Development Tools and Environments[2452] Making executable binaries in Python (or Perl) - (2009-10-12) [2370] C++, Python, and other training - do we use an IDE - (2009-08-21) [2123] Using Python with OpenOffice - (2009-04-09) [745] Python modules. The distribution, The Cheese Shop and the Vaults of Parnassus. - (2006-06-05) [316] Development Environments - (2005-05-19) A502 - Web Application Deployment - Java - Basic Tools [2859] Using java, javac, jar, and CLASSPATH - a simple example - (2010-07-07) [2422] Looking inside Java classes - javap and javadoc - (2009-09-25) [2153] Class Loading and Variable Conversion in Java - (2009-05-02) [1909] javax.servlet cannot be resolved - how to solve - (2008-11-26) [1771] More HowTo diagrams - MySQL, Tomcat and Java - (2008-08-24) [1562] Java Compiler - needs all classes, compiles them all too - (2008-03-03) [1192] What are WEB-INF and META-INF directories? - (2007-05-18) [1082] Straight from the .jar - (2007-02-16) [754] tar, jar, war, ear, sar files - (2006-06-10)
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