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Dear list,

short story I accidentally wrote rm *.py into my makefile (yes, I am
old-fashioned, and yes, that was very, veeeery stupid) and - bad
things never come alone - my remote backup files are corrupted. To
cut a sad story short: I just kind of lost four months work on my
bachelor's thesis, well almost. I still have the pyc files (and
backuped them on virtually every device I have access to now), but
despite intense googling I couldn't find any free way of decompiling
2.5-code -- there is depython.net and the online version of
decompyle, but they charge money (which I currently don't have), and
the free version of decompyle can't handle marshal data > 2.3, and I
lack the skills necessary to extend it to 2.5.

Does anybody know something I don't, some home-brewn decompiler,
anything? I *am* quite desperate...

Thanks in advance,

Manuel

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