Python module to modify bytecode
Project description
bytecode is a Python module to modify bytecode.
The API is unstable. The project is closer to a proof-of-concept (PoC).
A code object is made of blocks and a block is a list of instructions. An instruction has 3 main attributes: lineno, name, arg. Jumps use labels to blocks, each block object has an unique label.
It’s possible to get a flat code with only one block and without labels: use Code.disassemble(code, use_labels=False).
bytecode 0.0 has been written to reimplement the CPython 3.6 peephole optimizer in pure Python. This version only supports Python 3.6.
Homepage: https://github.com/haypo/bytecode
ChangeLog
2016-02-23: Release 0.0
First public release
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