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Changelog
python-ptrace 0.4.2 (2008-08-28)
- BUGFIX: Fix typo in gdb.py (commands => command_str), it wasn't possible to write more than one command...
- BUGIFX: Fix typo in SignalInfo class (remove "self."). When a process received a signal SIGCHLD (because of a fork), the debugger exited because of this bug.
- BUGFIX: Debugger._wait() return abnormal process exit as a normal event, the event is not raised as an exception
- PtraceSignal: don't clear preformatted arguments (eg. arguments of execve)
python-ptrace 0.4.1 (2008-08-23)
- The project has a new dedicated website: http://python-ptrace.hachoir.org/
- Create cptrace: optional Python binding of ptrace written in C (faster than ptrace, the Python binding written in Python with ctypes)
- Add name attribute to SignalInfo classes
- Fixes to help Python 3.0 compatibility: don't use sys.exc_clear() (was useless) in writeBacktrace()
- ProcessState: create utime, stime, starttime attributes
python-ptrace 0.4.0 (2008-08-19)
Visible changes:
- Rename the project to "python-ptrace" (old name was "Ptrace)
- strace.py: create --ignore-regex option
- PtraceSignal: support SIGBUS, display the related registers and the instruction
- Support execve() syscall tracing
Developer changes:
- New API is incompatible with 0.3.2
- PtraceProcess.waitProcessEvent() accepts optional blocking=False argument
- PtraceProcess.getreg()/setreg() are able to read/write i386 and x86-64 "sub-registers" like al or bx
- Remove iterProc() function, replaced by openProc() with explicit call to .close() to make sure that files are closed
- Create searchProcessesByName()
- Replace CPU_PPC constant by CPU_POWERPC and create CPU_PPC32 and CPU_PPC64
- Create MemoryMapping object, used by readMappings() and findStack() methods of PtraceProcess
- Always define all PtraceProcess methods but raise an error if the function is not implemented
Version 0.3.2 (2008-07-25)
- Rewrite ip_int2str() using inet_ntoa() to avoid IPy dependency
- Add kill() and unlink() syscall prototypes
- Fix sign conversion error in ptrace() to fix error detection
- Catch OSError in ptrace.disasm (unable to find libdistorm64.so)
- PtraceDebugger.addProcess(): detach the process on exception
- Breakpoint: don't store bytes if the process is not running anymore
- writeError() now re-raise KeyboardInterrupt
- PtraceProcess: don't detach or terminate process if it is was running
- PtraceProcess: never send SIGTRAP signal to a process!
Version 0.3.1 (2008-07-08)
Minor update:
- ptrace.ctypes_errno: use ctypes_support.get_errno() when it's available
- Create RUNNING_PYPY constant is ptrace.os_tools
- Remove ptrace dependency from ptrace.pydistorm to be able to use it outside ptrace
Version 0.3 (2008-03-26)
- Support OpenBSD i386
- Use ptrace_io() on FreeBSD for faster readBytes()/writeBytes() methods
- Use ptrace_peekuser() to read registers on OS without ptrace_getregs() (eg. Linux 2.4 on PPC)
- Breakpoint works on PPC CPU (use TRAP instruction)
- Delete process and raise ProcessExit on abnormal process death (eg. detected by waitpid(pid))
- Write new Python binding to distorm64 library
- gdb.py: create "backtrace" command
- gdb.py: support operators in expressions (eg. $eip+4)
Version 0.2 (2008-02-14)
- Able to trace multiple processes
- Many new gdb.py commands: hexdump, signal, print, etc.
- Support i386 (Linux, FreeBSD), x86_64 (Linux) and PPC (Linux)
- Guess reason why a signal is sent: invalid memory read, stack overflow, division by zero, etc.
- Create simple C program to test strace.py and gdb.py
- Move files to three main modules: ptrace.binding, ptrace.syscall and ptrace.debugger
Version 0.1 (2008-02-08)
- First public release
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