Squawks of the Parrot

Huston, we have source

Of a sort, at least. I got Python::Bytecode working properly (Leo pointed out that my original hacked version messed up the constants) as well as getting it in a state to handle multiple code objects in a single bytecode file.

You can get the preliminary perl module at http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/Python-Bytecode-2.2.tar.gz for fooling with. Note that the docs haven't been updated, and it still doesn't do python 2.1 or 2.2 bytecode even though it claims to do so. Nor is it yet on CPAN, though I expect it will when I finish making my changes presentable and get them off to Simon.

FWIW, the rule is "Check for $foo->can('disassemble')" to see if a thing (like, say, a constant in an object's constant list) can be disassembled. If so, it's a python code object. I expect there'll be a less bad option there at some point. :)