After 6 months from 0.3 we're proud to announce a new release of r2.

You can find the short changelog here:
  http://radare.org/get/changelog-0.4-short

The sources are:
  http://radare.org/get/radare2-0.4.tar.gz

This time, it comes with full language bindings for python, lua, ruby and perl. 
To build those bindings you need:
  * Installed radare2 and swig
  http://radare.org/get/valaswig-0.1.tar.gz
  http://radare.org/get/radare2-swig-0.4.tar.gz

I have also built a mingw32 version, not everything works as fine as in 
*nix..but its a good beggining:
  http://radare.org/get/radare2-0.4-w32.zip

The python web interface for r2 debugger and demos of the python bindings can 
be retrieved here:
  hg clone http://radare.org/hg/r2w

Valadoc is valid for bindings too, check vdoc for api documentation:
  http://radare.org/vdoc

Debian packages are already done and will be pushed into sid soon (thanks 
sre!). Ubuntu and gentoo will follow.

In this released we have focused the develpment in refactoring and cleaning up 
the build system to allow crosscompiling, automatic language binding, 
portability, debian inclusion, non-pic compilation and more..

But this is not all.. There's the first steps on the debugger implementation on 
linux 32/64/arm/mips and some minor work on osx and w32. Code analysis is also 
doing its first steps by generating full graph about 10 times faster than r1 
(thanks nibble for this work).

See full changelog for more information!

Next release will focus on bindiffing, code analysis, debugging on w32, gdb and 
osx.. Feel free to comment your priorities or the stuff you are interested to 
have in r2.

--pancake
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