Reverse Engineering b10g | REM

Fix.Core: Fixed handling of some non-Microsoft linkers debug directories. This could have caused a decrease in compression ratio or an inability to locate post-compressed debug information, depending on if /StripDebug was set to Yes or No, respectively.
Fix.Core: Improved compression ratio when debug directories are present and preserved. In previous versions, unrelocated (old) copies of the debug data would get left in the compressed data stream.
Fix.Core: Improved handling of very large debug directories.
Change.Core: If overlay/extra-data is empty (no non-NULL data) we skip storage of it after compression. This is useful for the new code changes that can strip debug information from the overlay/extra-data area.
Fix.Console: Fixed help mode capital ‘A’ not being accepted correctly to show advanced help menu.
Fix.Console: Fixed ‘ ompressed’ output.
Fix.TestCodec: Various updates to get it up to speed with the latest CODEC specifications and more.
Change.Settings: Made /StripDebug:Yes (/SD:Y) the default. Debug information will get stripped unless you specify /SD:N.
Addition.GUI: Now remembers last browsed folder when adding files to the listview in older NT OSes (XP, 2k).
Change.GUI: Minor cosmetic adjustments.
Addition.Package: Included new cipher1 codec in all packages.
Addition.Package: Included new cipher2 codec in retail build.
Installer: Update to NSIS 2.39.
.1: Addition.GUI: Added ability to remember window position and size.

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Introduction to FilePacker

FilePacker is a 32-bit Windows application that can be used to temporarily remove the runtime engines that are used by some programming languages. It comes with a wizard-orientated design interface that enables you to easily and quickly create a stand-alone executable of your software for easier distribution.

FilePacker can accomplish this by placing the runtime engines and other project files into a self-extracting executable that is extracted to one of the twenty-one build in extraction directories. This can all take place in only a few seconds when the stand-alone executable is run.

FilePacker also has the capability to compress the project files by using the zlib compression library. You can even protect your executable with a password or you can display a dialog box, with a progress bar, that will display the percentage of data that has been extracted.

After extracting the project files, FilePacker can launch up to sixty-four executables simultaneously.

FilePacker can also delete the extracted project files after the running executables are closed.

FilePacker released as freeware

Version 1.2 is now released as freeware; the source code is also available to users that have bought one of the previous versions.

src :
http://www.jvwcomputing.com/

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Changes in 3.01 (31 Jul 2007):
* new options –no-mode, –no-owner and –no-time to disable preservation
of mode (file permissions), file ownership and timestamps.
* dos/exe: fixed an incorrect error message caused by a bug in
relocation handling
* new format linux/mipsel supports ELF on [32-bit] R3000
* fix argv[0] on PowerPC with –lzma
* bug fixes

Changes in 3.00 (27 Apr 2007):
* watcom/le & tmt/adam: fixed a problem when using certain filters
link:
http://upx.sourceforge.net