ptrlib 3.0.0 - #49
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Make ptrlib modern again
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All methods have been formatted to comply with type annotations and now throw exceptions when errors occur.
Additionally, functions requiring context, such as architecture-dependent assemblers, now use classes instead of specifying the architecture via arguments.
Several features have undergone fundamental changes in usage to reflect user feedback.
For example, the following functions have been removed or deprecated:
flat(Usep64([...])instead)recvlineafter,sendlineafter, ... (Useafter(...).recvline(...)orafter(...).sendline(...)instead)assemble(UseCPUclass instead)Some annoying generators such as
elf.gadgetorelf.searchcan now be treated as an integer too!