1.5.0

What's Changed

• Support for XFCE terminal by @D0m0 in #843
• Fix CMP0115 warning and use default DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR or accept by @tbhaxor in #844
• adding in the basics of translations support by @eteran in #847
• Translations p2 by @eteran in #848
• Translation Updates by @fairycn in #850
• fix for issue #855 by @eteran in #856
• LOTS of other things!

New Contributors

• @D0m0 made their first contribution in #843
• @tbhaxor made their first contribution in #844
• @fairycn made their first contribution in #850

Full Changelog: 1.4.0...1.5.0

Thanks to all contributors!

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.5.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

1.4.0

Far too many small improvements across the last 3 years to list!

Thanks to all contributors!

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.4.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

1.3.0

Too many improvements to list, but a few highlights include:

• Massively improved theming!
• Fixed gnome-terminal support
• Fixed konsole support
• Improved version checking API
• Fixed an issue with 32-bit address display on 64-bit builds
• Improved how plugin paths are handled

Thanks to all contributors!

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.3.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

1.2.0

This release addresses broken functionality in 1.1.0, but also introduces some new features

• Fixed a critical issue with resuming from BPs :-(
• Introduced the ability to redirect I/O in and out of the child process via pipes
• Fixed an issue with symbol files that referred to files with spaces in the path
• Fixed heap-overflow when dealing with some UTF8 paths
• Fixed a few minor memory leaks
• Squashed some compile-time warnings

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that GitHub generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.2.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

1.1.0

Too many improvements to list, but a few highlights include:

• better theming
• better analysis
• better support for ARM
• Improved UI with jump indicator arrows
• Badges to show when registers point to code
• More consistent UI overall

Thanks to all contributors!

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.1.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

1.0.0

A TON has changed since the last release, it is almost entirely small incremental changes as opposed to a major milestone. So interested parties may want to just consult the git log.

But it's about time that we call it 1.0 and move forward with more interesting changes to the codebase!

As with previous releases, unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-1.0.0.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

0.9.21

Thanks to the efforts of several people, a lot has been improved in this release. Please see the github history for details as there are far too many to list.

Unfortunately, the automatically generated .zip and .tar.gz files that github generates don't include sub-modules. So please use the edb-debugger-0.9.21.tgz tarball that I've attached, which should have included all submodules needed for compilation.

Enjoy everyone!