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07-01-2025, 16:48
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The June 2025 x64dbg release introduces a revamped type system with support for bitfields, enums, and anonymous types, making data inspection faster and more intuitive. It also adds AVX-512 and half-float support, boosts performance for large structures, and includes quality-of-life improvements like interactive type previews and smarter data displays.
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