strings-1.1.3

• Improved the library manual page
• Gave an additional example for Windows malware analysis in the command manual page

strings-1.1.2

• Minor changes, mostly cosmetic

strings-1.1.1

• Now supports GNU strings @ file option

strings-1.1.0

• Modified strings() parameters
• Modified the default behaviour to return to standard behaviour (not scanning the entire file by default)
• Document the strings library function
• Added the -D|--delimiters, -S|--split-lines, -O|--offset and -L|--length options
• Modified the behaviour of the -s|--output-separator option: it now insert a new line before and after the STRING defined
• Refactored the code to eventually handle specific executable file formats

strings-1.0.1

• Fixes #1
• Replace stack trace by help when interrupted by control-C
• Tested OK under Windows

strings-1.0.0

• Initial public release