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2.0 Released - Konloch - 11-06-2014
https://github.com/Konloch/bytecode-viewer/releases/tag/v2.0
Finally out of beta!
RE: 2.0 Released - GHzGangster - 11-08-2014
Do you plan on adding bytecode editing functionality, or do you not want to go int that direction?
I really like the way this is set up, the L# blocks are pretty nice, a lot nicer than (C )JBE's line numbers.
RE: 2.0 Released - zooty - 11-08-2014
damn, you're pumping out releases faster than apple make new iphones
RE: 2.0 Released - Bibl - 11-08-2014
(11-08-2014, 03:38 AM)GHzGangster Wrote: Do you plan on adding bytecode editing functionality, or do you not want to go int that direction?
I really like the way this is set up, the L# blocks are pretty nice, a lot nicer than ©JBE's line numbers.
^_^
https://github.com/TheBiblMan/CFIDE
RE: 2.0 Released - Konloch - 11-08-2014
(11-08-2014, 03:38 AM)GHzGangster Wrote: Do you plan on adding bytecode editing functionality, or do you not want to go int that direction?
I really like the way this is set up, the L# blocks are pretty nice, a lot nicer than ©JBE's line numbers.
Nah, Bibl's got that covered with CFIDE. I just wanted to design a tool that could view bytecode/help the user debug as much as possible, I was going to work on an editor after this, but chances are I won't now that CFIDE is working.
Keep in mind, you can run a plugin that can edit the Bytecode, then from there you can save it using the saving option inside of BCV, but straight up writing Bytecode isn't supported)
RE: 2.0 Released - GHzGangster - 11-08-2014
(11-08-2014, 06:01 AM)Bibl Wrote: ^_^Yeah, I checked it out, but wasn't sure if it's what I wanted.
https://github.com/TheBiblMan/CFIDE
I'll give it a go now.
(11-08-2014, 08:36 AM)konloch Wrote: Nah, Bibl's got that covered with CFIDE. I just wanted to design a tool that could view bytecode/help the user debug as much as possible, I was going to work on an editor after this, but chances are I won't now that CFIDE is working.Okay, I'll keep this in mind.
Keep in mind, you can run a plugin that can edit the Bytecode, then from there you can save it using the saving option inside of BCV, but straight up writing Bytecode isn't supported)
I was looking at OW2 ASM a bit and the Jasminifier seemed pretty cool.