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###Version 0.1 beta 15
+ fixed a bug which lead to a memory leak when a invalid file was loaded
+ fixed a bug which caused a break when continue was used after a trace
+ fixed a bug which caused problems when scrolling up in disassembler view
+ fixed a bug which returned wrong offset when adding a breakpoint to a wow64 process
+ fixed a bug which did not clean up properly if using the "recent file" menu to debug new process
+ fixed a bug which did not clean up properly if a process terminates in a multiprocess session
+ fixed a bug which did not replace memory breakpoints correctly
+ fixed a bug which did not display the correct source code under certain conditions
+ fixed a bug which did not reload the gui when deleting a patch from patchmanager using hotkey
+ fixed a bug which did not disable trace_stop button when the debuggee terminates while tracing
+ fixed a bug which did not allow breakpoints on int3 instructions
+ fixed a bug which may corrupted the memory breakpoints when a new thread starts
+ fixed a bug which may calculated wrong tls callback offsets
+ added save file dialog to memory dump and patch manager
+ added the correct offsets for loaded module imports in the peeditor
+ added double click handler in trace view, bp manager and patch manager to send a offset to disassembler window
+ added possibility to set nanomite also as wow64 jit debugger
+ added possibility to use Up/Down arrows and PageUp/Down to navigate in disassembler
+ added possibility to create a full process dump
+ added possibility to open function view for selected modules
+ added possibility to restart debugger with admin rights
+ added support for saving patches in dlls
+ added support of multiple tls callbacks
+ added "on execution" and "on write" memory breakpoint types
+ updated function view algorithm
+ updated winapi messagebox to qt
####Notes:
- The full process dump can be done in detail view -> process tab -> context menu
- The function view can now be showed also in detail view -> modules tab -> context menu
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