PEReaDeR is a disassembler of PE (Portable Executable, also knows as windows executable) file.
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New in 0.0108 - 08 Oct 2006 - from patch from Jason Hood: - recognise float types (ByteInfo::typeFloat) - allow -1 in arrays - added the functions to dump raw bytes and output C-escaped strings - added more instructions to GetUseType (adapted) - Windows API function argument reference (winapifn.lst file) - custom function aliases and arguments (customfn.lst file) - comparison instructions will use condition codes, other instructions flags (eg: "cmp eax, 0" / "je ADDR", but "test eax, eax" / "jz ADDR") - made the "Referenced by" output an option, instead just using delineators to indicate calls ("========") and jumps/constants ("--------"), also indicating how many forward/backward references (eg: "=1<=2>==" means this function is called once before this address and twice after) - mark reference detected in complex reference and use them - dump even data - update floating point disassembly (up to Pentium 4)
New in 0.0108 - 08 Oct 2006 - from patch from Jason Hood: - recognise float types (ByteInfo::typeFloat) - allow -1 in arrays - added the functions to dump raw bytes and output C-escaped strings - added more instructions to GetUseType (adapted) - Windows API function argument reference (winapifn.lst file) - custom function aliases and arguments (customfn.lst file) - comparison instructions will use condition codes, other instructions flags (eg: "cmp eax, 0" / "je ADDR", but "test eax, eax" / "jz ADDR") - made the "Referenced by" output an option, instead just using delineators to indicate calls ("========") and jumps/constants ("--------"), also indicating how many forward/backward references (eg: "=1<=2>==" means this function is called once before this address and twice after) - mark reference detected in complex reference and use them - dump even data - update floating point disassembly (up to Pentium 4)
New in 0.0108 - 08 Oct 2006 - from patch from Jason Hood: - recognise float types (ByteInfo::typeFloat) - allow -1 in arrays - added the functions to dump raw bytes and output C-escaped strings - added more instructions to GetUseType (adapted) - Windows API function argument reference (winapifn.lst file) - custom function aliases and arguments (customfn.lst file) - comparison instructions will use condition codes, other instructions flags (eg: "cmp eax, 0" / "je ADDR", but "test eax, eax" / "jz ADDR") - made the "Referenced by" output an option, instead just using delineators to indicate calls ("========") and jumps/constants ("--------"), also indicating how many forward/backward references (eg: "=1<=2>==" means this function is called once before this address and twice after) - mark reference detected in complex reference and use them - dump even data - update floating point disassembly (up to Pentium 4)
New in 0.0108 - 08 Oct 2006 - from patch from Jason Hood: - recognise float types (ByteInfo::typeFloat) - allow -1 in arrays - added the functions to dump raw bytes and output C-escaped strings - added more instructions to GetUseType (adapted) - Windows API function argument reference (winapifn.lst file) - custom function aliases and arguments (customfn.lst file) - comparison instructions will use condition codes, other instructions flags (eg: "cmp eax, 0" / "je ADDR", but "test eax, eax" / "jz ADDR") - made the "Referenced by" output an option, instead just using delineators to indicate calls ("========") and jumps/constants ("--------"), also indicating how many forward/backward references (eg: "=1<=2>==" means this function is called once before this address and twice after) - mark reference detected in complex reference and use them - dump even data - update floating point disassembly (up to Pentium 4)
New in 0.0108 - 08 Oct 2006 - from patch from Jason Hood: - recognise float types (ByteInfo::typeFloat) - allow -1 in arrays - added the functions to dump raw bytes and output C-escaped strings - added more instructions to GetUseType (adapted) - Windows API function argument reference (winapifn.lst file) - custom function aliases and arguments (customfn.lst file) - comparison instructions will use condition codes, other instructions flags (eg: "cmp eax, 0" / "je ADDR", but "test eax, eax" / "jz ADDR") - made the "Referenced by" output an option, instead just using delineators to indicate calls ("========") and jumps/constants ("--------"), also indicating how many forward/backward references (eg: "=1<=2>==" means this function is called once before this address and twice after) - mark reference detected in complex reference and use them - dump even data - update floating point disassembly (up to Pentium 4)
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