The latest release of ImHex v1.37.0 introduces a host of exciting features and improvements, enhancing its usability and functionality for reverse engineers and programmers.
ImHex v1.37.0 brings significant user experience upgrades:
One of the standout additions is support for custom disassemblers:
ImHex now supports compilation using Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC) and ClangCL on Windows:
Other notable enhancements include:
This release addresses numerous bugs, including crashes on Linux systems without XDG_SESSION_TYPE
, AMD GPU resizing issues, and rendering glitches in the text editor. These fixes ensure a more stable experience.
With these updates, ImHex continues to solidify its position as a powerful tool for reverse engineering and binary analysis. Its open-source nature and active development make it an invaluable resource for developers worldwide.
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