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2020-02-04
Updated copyright headers.
Cyrille Bagard
2019-03-04
Provided access to the graph layout from Python.
Cyrille Bagard
2019-01-14
Handled irreducible loops without blocking.
Cyrille Bagard
2018-12-21
Fixed a bug in the dominators computation.
Cyrille Bagard
2018-12-13
Resolved links between code blocks.
Cyrille Bagard
2018-08-08
Defined a new kind of code blocks.
Cyrille Bagard
2018-08-03
Updated the reference counters when providing instruction links.
Cyrille Bagard
2018-04-05
Changed Foobar to Chrysalide in all GPL headers.
Cyrille Bagard
2017-07-12
Fixed the computation of dominators for the loops detection.
Cyrille Bagard
2017-05-10
Rewritten the whole bitfield management.
Cyrille Bagard
2017-04-13
Simplified the way links between instructions are handled.
Cyrille Bagard
2017-03-23
Restricted an instruction iterator to a given memory range if requested.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-12-31
Updated all copyrights.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-12-15
Defined proper accesses to instructions loaded by a processor.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-11-03
Replaced all the remaining occurrences of 'OpenIDA' by 'Chrysalide'.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-10-28
Optimized access to instruction sources and destinations.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-10-28
Cleaned the structure for instructions a little bit.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-10-15
Avoided many infinite loops when computing ranks in Dalvik basic blocks.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-10-09
Defined a new and simpler way to produce graphical view of basic blocks.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-05-28
Built the basic blocks list simply at loading.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-04-20
Protected all concurrent accesses to sources and destinations of instructions.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-04-02
Handled all routines disassembling processing in one place.
Cyrille Bagard
2016-03-26
Extracted the logic of code nodes for better processing.
Cyrille Bagard