As the past year I'm gonna make two releases. One before the end
of the year and the another one after it.

The basic reason is that I'll stay in CCC and I expect to get
collaborations, tips, fixups, patches, ideas and features and
at the moment. 0.9.1 is getting really yummy :)

Here's a little changelog with some shots of the latest changes:

 - added the new 'zoom print mode
   - allows to zoom out/in over the file
   - really useful to read firmwares and raw images
   - useful to find patterns and so
   - each byte represents the first byte..but will represent the entropy
     of the representing code block soon...
 - rewritten backtrace command
   - new !st stacktrace command
   - allows to filter user and user+lib data with dbg.fullbt variable
 - graphs
   - code blocks are correctly analyzed
   - fixups for the default layout (nice for small graphs)
   - zoom with wheel
   - pan with click+drag
   - drag nodes
   - depth configurable with 'eval 
 - configruation done with sysctl-like structure:
   - eval cfg.color = true
   - most of environment vars are now evaluation vars
     > %ARCH arm     is now    > eval asm.arch = arm
     %SYNTAX is asm.syntax, etc..
 - import of gokolu
   - identifies strings found in a binary by finding them
     with the google code search engine.
   - radare -S has been fixed to handle concatenated ascii strings
 - !fd handles symlinks
 - allow to interpret radare scripts with -i
 - lot of new stuff for the disasembler and debugger
   - modularized and configurable visual debugger view
   - enhancements to make cracking and assembly code
     be easily to understand
 - comment commands has been removed in pro to the config-way
   - eval core.label= food
   - eval core.echo = Hello World
   - eval core.cmp  = eax, 0x80484000
   - eval core.je   = food


And finally...the screenshots:

  http://radare.nopcode.org/img/091real.gif
  http://radare.nopcode.org/img/ldsograph.gif
  http://radare.nopcode.org/img/ubugraph.gif

--pancake
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