[BUG] static dictionaries will cause Int/Str not callable error once compiled in Python>3.12

[Apprisco]

class C:
    vk={'mclick':4,'backspace':8,'tab':9,'clear':12,'enter':13,'shift':16,'ctrl':17,'alt':18,'pause':19,'caps_lock':20,'esc':27,'spacebar':32,'page_up':33,'page_down':34,'end':35,'home':36,'left_arrow':37,'up_arrow':38,'right_arrow':39,'down_arrow':40,'select':41,'print':42,'execute':43,'print_screen':44,'ins':45,'del':46,'help':47,'0':48,'1':49,'2':50,'3':51,'4':52,'5':53,'6':54,'7':55,'8':56,'9':57,'a':65,'b':66,'c':67,'d':68,'e':69,'f':70,'g':71,'h':72,'i':73,'j':74,'k':75,'l':76,'m':77,'n':78,'o':79,'p':80,'q':81,'r':82,'s':83,'t':84,'u':85,'v':86,'w':87,'x':88,'y':89,'z':90,'numpad_0':96,'numpad_1':97,'numpad_2':98,'numpad_3':99,'numpad_4':100,'numpad_5':101,'numpad_6':102,'numpad_7':103,'numpad_8':104,'numpad_9':105,'multiply_key':106,'add_key':107,'separator_key':108,'subtract_key':109,'decimal_key':110,'divide_key':111,'F1':112,'F2':113,'F3':114,'F4':115,'F5':116,'F6':117,'F7':118,'F8':119,'F9':120,'F10':121,'F11':122,'F12':123,'F13':124,'F14':125,'F15':126,'F16':127,'F17':128,'F18':129,'F19':130,'F20':131,'F21':132,'F22':133,'F23':134,'F24':135,'num_lock':144,'scroll_lock':145,'left_shift':160,'right_shift ':161,'left_control':162,'right_control':163,'left_menu':164,'right_menu':165,'browser_back':166,'browser_forward':167,'browser_refresh':168,'browser_stop':169,'browser_search':170,'browser_favorites':171,'browser_start_and_home':172,'volume_mute':173,'volume_Down':174,'volume_up':175,'next_track':176,'previous_track':177,'stop_media':178,'play/pause_media':179,'start_mail':180,'select_media':181,'start_application_1':182,'start_application_2':183,';':186,'+':187,',':188,'-':189,'.':190,'/':191,'`':192,'[':219,'\\':220,']':221,"'":222,'attn_key':246,'crsel_key':247,'exsel_key':248,'play_key':250,'zoom_key':251,'clear_key':254}
    def __init__(self):
        pass
c=C()
print(c.vk['mclick'])

Above example replicates this perfectly. Static dictionaries will break entirely when compiled with pyarmor 9.0.5 in any python version over 3.11. 3.11 is latest that function properly.

pyarmor gen --pack onefile test.py

[jondy]

As I have metioned, no pack, only obfuscate, does it work or not?

[Apprisco]

I do not know how to test that. However, now you have a working, replicable, small example. So go try it.

[jondy]

As I have known, some Python rc version, for example, Python-3.12.0rc may not work.

So make sure you're use the latest patch for Python 3.11+

[Apprisco]

I am using latest python 3.13. And latest python 3.12, installed through conda. There are no rc versions involved

Can you replicate the above results or no?
Also noticing massive issues with Threading library in python >3.11, something to do with Thread.run and Thread.start does not support ContextManagerProtocol

[jondy]

Sorry, I can't reproduce it. What I test is

$ python3.12 -m pyarmor.cli gen tsrc/bugs/t1987.py 
$ python3.12 dist/t1987.py
4

It works fine

[fdteam-deanie]

class C:
    vk={'mclick':4,'backspace':8,'tab':9,'clear':12,'enter':13,'shift':16,'ctrl':17,'alt':18,'pause':19,'caps_lock':20,'esc':27,'spacebar':32,'page_up':33,'page_down':34,'end':35,'home':36,'left_arrow':37,'up_arrow':38,'right_arrow':39,'down_arrow':40,'select':41,'print':42,'execute':43,'print_screen':44,'ins':45,'del':46,'help':47,'0':48,'1':49,'2':50,'3':51,'4':52,'5':53,'6':54,'7':55,'8':56,'9':57,'a':65,'b':66,'c':67,'d':68,'e':69,'f':70,'g':71,'h':72,'i':73,'j':74,'k':75,'l':76,'m':77,'n':78,'o':79,'p':80,'q':81,'r':82,'s':83,'t':84,'u':85,'v':86,'w':87,'x':88,'y':89,'z':90,'numpad_0':96,'numpad_1':97,'numpad_2':98,'numpad_3':99,'numpad_4':100,'numpad_5':101,'numpad_6':102,'numpad_7':103,'numpad_8':104,'numpad_9':105,'multiply_key':106,'add_key':107,'separator_key':108,'subtract_key':109,'decimal_key':110,'divide_key':111,'F1':112,'F2':113,'F3':114,'F4':115,'F5':116,'F6':117,'F7':118,'F8':119,'F9':120,'F10':121,'F11':122,'F12':123,'F13':124,'F14':125,'F15':126,'F16':127,'F17':128,'F18':129,'F19':130,'F20':131,'F21':132,'F22':133,'F23':134,'F24':135,'num_lock':144,'scroll_lock':145,'left_shift':160,'right_shift ':161,'left_control':162,'right_control':163,'left_menu':164,'right_menu':165,'browser_back':166,'browser_forward':167,'browser_refresh':168,'browser_stop':169,'browser_search':170,'browser_favorites':171,'browser_start_and_home':172,'volume_mute':173,'volume_Down':174,'volume_up':175,'next_track':176,'previous_track':177,'stop_media':178,'play/pause_media':179,'start_mail':180,'select_media':181,'start_application_1':182,'start_application_2':183,';':186,'+':187,',':188,'-':189,'.':190,'/':191,'`':192,'[':219,'\\':220,']':221,"'":222,'attn_key':246,'crsel_key':247,'exsel_key':248,'play_key':250,'zoom_key':251,'clear_key':254}
    def __init__(self):
        pass
c=C()
print(c.vk['mclick'])

Above example replicates this perfectly. Static dictionaries will break entirely when compiled with pyarmor 9.0.5 in any python version over 3.11. 3.11 is latest that function properly.

pyarmor gen --pack onefile test.py

You seem to be rude to the author and your Github issue is very uninformative and unprofessional.
Here is my test for you:

• Python 3.12.7.
• Pyarmor Group license the latest (9.0.5).
• Run command pyarmor gen --pack onefile main.py as your example.

None of problem like yours.

[Apprisco]

@fdteam-deanie
I'm rude to the repo author? He's been closing my issues w/o even trying to replicate the issues.

Fresh conda environment, python 3.12.7. Replicated issue inconsistently, happens once every ~4 compiles.
Have you tried python 3.13.0 though? Happens every time.

My pro license is from 8.5, but seems to work on 9.0.5.

[Apprisco]

Sorry, I can't reproduce it. What I test is

$ python3.12 -m pyarmor.cli gen tsrc/bugs/t1987.py 
$ python3.12 dist/t1987.py
4

It works fine

Can you try python 3.13? On 3.12 it's very unreliable to replicate, which is interesting.

[jondy]

Reproduced in Python 3.13, I'll check it

[jondy]

Found problem, it will be fixed in next released.

Before released, the pre-release version is available here

https://pyarmor.dashingsoft.com/downloads/temp/pyarmor-9.0.6.zip

[Apprisco]

Found problem, it will be fixed in next released.

Before released, the pre-release version is available here

https://pyarmor.dashingsoft.com/downloads/temp/pyarmor-9.0.6.zip

Thank you. I'll see if I can get that byte slicing memory leak to be replicable as well.

Something is also preventing my script from launching post pyarmor in python 3.12, but not in 3.13. Not a huge issue.
Threading library in 3.13 support is very spotty, getting the weirdest errors ever.

Every thread made is causing the above, but also not when it's created normally?? Also, daemon threads seem to halt the whole process immediately, tho that's a py3.13 problem