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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2017-05-16	Merged routines into symbols.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-14	Processed all the routines using the symbol list.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-14	Begun to clean the symbol interface.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-11	Handled preloaded instructions located in two cut areas (ELF overlapping).	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-10	Removed the link to binary content used for printing from instructions.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-10	Rewritten the whole bitfield management.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-07	Made the preloading process work as intended.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-05-05	Inserted preloaded format information from instructions instead of symbols.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-04-22	Shared target operands in memory when possible.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-04-20	Shared immediate operands in order to avoid useless allocations.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-04-19	Handled static strings as well as dynamic strings in comments.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-04-13	Simplified the way links between instructions are handled.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-30	Discriminated between tests for set and unset ranges of bits.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-29	Handled areas which are not allocated in memory.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-26	Limited the displayed calls and strings in tooltips using the configuration.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-24	Built tooltips from all kinds of operands.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-24	Fixed various copy/paste mistakes in the database protocol.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-24	Built routine digest for tooltip hints.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-23	Restricted an instruction iterator to a given memory range if requested.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-19	Removed the useless STP_FUNCTION symbol type.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-19	Provided initial features for debugging using GDB.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-15	Checked the remaining space before inserting new instructions.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-11	Fixed a memory leak in the disassembling process.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-08	Reduced the number of produced reference links.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-08	Fixed conditions for adding missing natural execution flow links.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-08	Removed the instruction link type meaning there is no link.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-06	Locked access to instruction operands when needed.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-03	Fixed a buggy code when updating database for connected clients.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-03	Hidden binary code by default.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-03-02	Filled rendering lines with relative binary contents.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-02-28	Defined abstract packed buffers to transfert data.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-02-19	Created client/server certificates on demand for a given identity.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-02-14	Fixed the creation of distribution tarballs.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-02-08	Gathered all the binary loading process into an uniq place.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-02-07	Provided a way to create SSL certificates.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-27	Established natural links between instructions only when relevant.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-22	Updated virtual addresses when filling the gap between two binary areas.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-20	Given valid addresses to prologue lines.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-20	Ensured all block closing marks have an existing address.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-15	Improved symbol resolving using fully defined locations.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-15	Ensured that symbols always take priority over the disassembled code.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-14	Fixed a bug about pure comments containing code.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-06	Handled some special cases of instruction replacements when disassembling.	Cyrille Bagard

2017-01-02	Unlinked instructions to save memory.	Cyrille Bagard

2016-12-31	Updated all copyrights.	Cyrille Bagard

2016-12-31	Loaded binaires without blocking the GUI during the process.	Cyrille Bagard

2016-12-30	Deleted old code.	Cyrille Bagard

2016-12-30	Rewritten the line buffers using generators and on-demand building to save ↵	Cyrille Bagard
	memory.
2016-12-29	Validated a safety check.	Cyrille Bagard

2016-12-29	Cut binary data into several areas using all the available CPUs and less memory.	Cyrille Bagard