Thanks to all the people that was in the IRC the sat night. There was so many zombies (me too for a while...), but it was funny and some interesting work has been done. Here's the list
- Some warnings has been fixed (whats, ..) - x86-64/linux support working again (elektranox) - kradare merged (initial import of the kernel module . thx sha0) - bypassed a weird freebsd bug Nibble was working in the ELF parser for rabin (i hope to have this code integrated before 0.9.8) One of the things I implement on it was the 'flag spaces' concept. The flagging spaces are used to split the whole flag list into different groups with name called flagspaces (accessed with the 'fs' command). So now, instead of having a whole large list of flags, there's a more nicer way to work with them :) In the debugger, by default several flagspaces are created while importing the flags (sections, maps, symbols, strings, regs, ..) You can switch between flag spaces using the 'fs <name>' command. and then you'll only list the flags of the selected flagspace while using the 'f' command. For the rest, this attribute is not used, so it's just for usability reasons, so you can remove all flag symbols with "fs symbols && f -*" and things like that. atm doesnt support flag space renaming or moving flags from one space to another, but i'll to. -- Another cool stuff i do was the integration of the SPCC inside the core in a more user friendly way. For the new people...spcc is an engine i wrote for parsing in-memory data structures using C. A new command has been added to do this: 'as' - analyze structure Giving a structure name as argument. $EDITOR is opened to edit the source to parse this and after saving it, it will run your program at current seek. Next calls will only visualize the structure. But you can edit or remove them in dir.spcc which is ~/.radare/spcc by default. BTW I dont expect a decent GUI before 1.0, but things are getting closer ;) Enjoy! --pancake _______________________________________________ radare mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nopcode.org/listinfo.cgi/radare-nopcode.org
