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Age	Commit message (Expand)	Author
2015-09-20	Defined one unique type to handle binaries.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-09-11	Created an interface from the original GBinContent object.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-14	Moved the project information into the analysis domain.	Cyrille Bagard
2014-05-29	Removed the warnings from automake by replacing the deprecated 'INCLUDES' by ...	Cyrille Bagard
2014-03-20	Created the first steps for a distributed storage.	Cyrille Bagard
2012-12-08	Cut instructions flow into blocks (to be continued).	Cyrille Bagard
2012-11-05	Removed the old interface for rendering lines.	Cyrille Bagard
2012-10-12	Reorganized types definitions.	Cyrille Bagard
2012-08-12	Cleaned the code and handled file binaries properly.	Cyrille Bagard
2010-12-20	Begun to clean the code by moving the disassembling process into disass/.	Cyrille Bagard
2010-11-06	Defined the entry point for decompilations.	Cyrille Bagard
2010-04-18	Improved the Itanium demangler.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-09-30	Parsed and replaced ModRM operands.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-09-20	Rewritten the work queue and fixed thread concurrency.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-08-30	Rendered using the GTK buffer (crappy version).	Cyrille Bagard
2009-07-31	Processed disassembling in a dedicated thread.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-07-04	Defined general rendering options using a GLib object.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-05-11	Reorganized the way the program is built again and added partial support for ...	Cyrille Bagard
2009-05-11	Changed the way the program is built.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-04-29	Saved the current work on the overjump plugin.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-04-25	Saved the current work on plugins.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-04-12	Created a debugging layout and introduced a heavier use of GLib.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-03-14	Turned off lots of warnings by using the _GNU_SOURCE compliance.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-03-08	Added a partial support of the Itanium C++ ABI mangling.	Cyrille Bagard
2009-02-18	Begun to rewrite the way rendering lines are managed.	Cyrille Bagard