Releases: rocky/python-xdis
Releases · rocky/python-xdis
Season Update
- Detect versions pypy3.8.15, pypy-3.9.15
- Dectect Python 3.{7,8,9}.14 3.10.{5,6,7}
- correct 3.10+ pydisasm -F xasm label
- Revise marshal error handling (Issue #97)
- Improve PyPy 3.7
CALL_FUNCTIONarg interpretation - Fix 1.5-2.x bugs in line number encoding
- Fix showing
MAKE_FUNCTIONoperand - Miscellaneous lint, black, and isort changes
HF+LB-1
- Detect 3.7.[7-13], 3.9.[8-13], 3.10.[1-4], PyPy 2.7.12, 3.[8-9]pypy
- Correct line-number detection on Python 1.0-1.4
- Handle
SET_LINENOin older pythons - Warn about wrong names in after
RESERVE_FASTin Python 1.x - Some PyPy x-3.9.7 tolerance
- Add Pypy 3.8 support
- Better PyPy 3.6 formatting
- Correct relative jump target calculation in 3.10
6.0.3
Jed + Rocky average
- Remove
str2float(),sysinfo2float()andmagic_int2float(). With Python 3.10, this is no longer tenable - Reduce
PYTHON_VERSIONusage inxdis. - Allow optional delimiter and start length in
version_tuple_to_str() - fix logic bug in setting
MAGIC - Add a little Python 3.8.5 Graal (Java VM) knowledge.
6.0.1
6.0.0
Reworked for Python 3.10.
We had been internally using floating point numbers for version testing.
Clearl this doesn't work to distinguish 3.1 from 3.10.
(This was a flaw known about for a while and we'd been avoiding).
- Add 3.10 opcodes.
- Add 3.9 and 3.10 testing.
- Some tolerance for running from 3.11
- Update magic numbers
- Expanding testing to include pyston and PyPy 3.7
- Improve distribution packaging, e.g. Python 3 wheels should no longer be attmpted on Python 2.x
5.0.13
Added knowledge of Python versions 3.6.15 and 3.7.12.
However the main motivation was to impove packaging to handle administration
of the 3 different branches or dialects of Python 2.4-2.7, 3.1-3.2, 3.3-3.5, and 3.6+
Restrict wheel packaging for Python 3 only.
Use the wheel for only the 3.x and newer version of Python.
Use eggs for 2.x versions (and others as well).
5.0.12
Independence plus one
- Add Python versions 3.9.6, 3.7.11, 3.8.11, and 3.6.14
- Format Python various files using black. (Not completely done yet though)