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Python PE parsing module
Last release 2 years ago
no release in 18 months
Release timing varies
gaps range from 1 weeks to 2.1 years
Nearly every release is documented
notes for 14 of 14 stable releases
1 version withdrawn
withdrawn after publishing
11 years old
15 releases · first in 2016
Close the __data__ attribute before reassigning it by @adang1345 in https://github.com/erocarrera/pefile/pull/367
Full Changelog: https://github.com/erocarrera/pefile/compare/v2023.2.7...v2024.8.26
One column per quarter.
Full Changelog: v2023.2.7...v2024.8.26
This release includes Python Wheels
Finally @pombredanne's great suite of tests (forked from https://github.com/pombredanne/pefile-tests) now runs for regression tests and coverage as a GitHub Action. "Making a coverage badge" was helpful in setting up tests and coverage reporting.
Full Changelog: v2022.5.30...v2023.2.7
Merged pull request #344 from elicn/faster-reloc: Speed up relocation process
Fixed issue #334 coming from the new functionality in #327 and also merged PR #333 adding the method get_rich_header_hash
Fixed issue #334 coming from the new functionality in #327 and also merged PR #333 adding the method get_rich_header_hash
Merged the great PR #327 and #292
black to format the code and addressed a handful of the many issues flagged by pylintThis release incorporates the issues fixed since the last release.
This release incorporates the issues fixed since the last release.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release. I am also stopping to support Python 2.7.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release. I am also stopping to support Python 2.7.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release. These should speed up parsing of files with many ordinals or exports
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release. These should speed up parsing of files with many ordinals or exports.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release.
This release incorporates the merged PRs and issues fixed since the last release.
Merged PR #212 and fixed a few miscellaneous crashed parsing malformed files.
Merged PR #212 and fixed a few miscellaneous crashed parsing malformed files.
Merged PRs: #188, #169, #166, #165, #154, #174, and #210. I've also improved handling of some corner cases of files with invalid exports and improved
Merged PRs: #188, #169, #166, #165, #154, #174, and #210. I've also improved handling of some corner cases of files with invalid exports and improved the is_driver check.
Merged PRs: #180, #183, #190, #200, #202 and fixed a bug handling bytearrays under certain conditions.
Merged PRs: #180, #183, #190, #200, #202 and fixed a bug handling bytearrays under certain conditions.
Minor fixes, merged some pending pull requests. pefile-2016.3.28.tar.gz pefile-2016.3.28.zip
Minor fixes, merged some pending pull requests. pefile-2016.3.28.tar.gz pefile-2016.3.28.zip
Version 2016.3.4 of pefile now runs under Python 2.7 and Python 3 in addition to addressing a few of the long standing issues.
Version 2016.3.4 of pefile now runs under Python 2.7 and Python 3 in addition to addressing a few of the long standing issues.
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