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aluigi, posted Thu Nov 22, 2018 7:40 am (40590)

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Yes, it's finally out...

Changelog:

• mydown library fix
• various fixes related to BytesRead_idx: build_filter, -X and sockets, filexor/rot/crypt reset position when a new filenum 0 is open
• QUICKBMS_CRC_TABLE var in verbose mode
• QUICKBMS_*_FOLDER variables available at runtime
• findloc fix
• math mul/imul
• direct_var_alloc fix
• many fixes in CMD_Set_func
• memcpy replaced by mymemmove/STR_MEMCPY for fixing some current and future issues
• comtype.h (no longer needed to check defs.h with comtype_scan2)
• some new compression algorithms and updated libraries
• encryption key visualization in verbose mode
• encryption rc4_nokey
• Capstone disassembler engine supporting many architectures
• added another algorithm in encryption random
• libtomcrypt update
• fixes for quickbms.dll
• added many fake compressors used in reimport2
• -# option in reimport mode for reimporting only the modified files skipping the others
• -U option for listing all the compression algorithms available in quickbms
• some new guessed extensions
• zstd aluigi fix
• important fix for non-english unicode folders and a rare bug caused by multiple path delimiters in non-english filenames
• removed ccs=UTF-8 in file opening for using quickbms.exe with Wine again
• cstring decoding error if input is wrong
• fix for the -f #NUM feature
• reimport_4gb_files.bat
• tentative of supporting nameless files in append mode
• output_folder set to "" will use the folder of input file
• revision of runtime help
• quickbms_arg var containing whole -a input
• some command-line options switched from toggle to fixed value for avoiding wrong double usage
• fix for fgetss empty line in quickbms_4gb_files
• fix for GUI input file selection in Win98

http://quickbms.com

(or directly the https link if you are on untrusted wifi: https://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm)

The downloads include the usual stuff:
- win32 static executable (obviously)
- win32 dll for modders and developers
- Linux x86 static executable (now compiled with -O2 optimization)
- MacOSX static executable (now compiled with -O2 optimization)