BurnOutSharp 2.9.0

This is a major update to the 2.8.* releases and contains breaking changes:

• Finish migrating namespaces from BurnOutSharp to BinaryObjectScanner. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE
• Move large portions of the support code to separate SabreTools.* libraries. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE
• Combined all remaining namespaces into a single library
• Very large amounts of nullability support and fixes related to those changes
• Various additions and fixes to protections and packers
• Normalization of packing and distribution based on the MPF model

BurnOutSharp 2.8.0

This is a major update to the 2.7.* releases and contains breaking changes:

• Add .NET 7 support
• Large push toward making Macrovision protections more correct
• Start migrating namespaces from BurnOutSharp to BinaryObjectScanner. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE
• Add DRML links in place of overly-verbose comments
• Migrate to new IExtractable and IDetectable interfaces
• Separated out different types of scanners to their own libraries. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE
• Add MS-DOS executable scanning support
• Various additions and fixes to protections and packers
• MS-CAB extraction disabled on all platforms. THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE
  • This had to be done due to a lack of time to fix the C# port of the code used

BurnOutSharp 2.7.0

This is a major update to the 2.6.* releases:

• Add new models, builders, and wrappers for - Nintendo DS/DSi, Nintendo 3DS/CIA, Compound File Binary/MSI, LE/LX (Linear Executable), AACS media key block, BD+ SVM, DVD, InstallShield CAB, PlayJ Audio Format (PLJ), PFF game archive,
• Various bugfixes and safety nets added
• Better printing in info mode
• BREAKING CHANGE: All Print methods renamed to PrettyPrint
• BREAKING CHANGE: PrettyPrint outupts a StringBuilder not a string
• Add JSON output to info mode (.NET 6 only)
• New flags in Test to support output directories and JSON output
• Allow multiple features to be run at the same time in Test, e.g. running both scan and info

BurnOutSharp 2.6.0

This is a major update to the 2.5.* releases:

• Relicensing to MIT license from GPL 3.0
• Add and update models to better reflect actual structures
• Add native support for MS-CAB (all compressions) based on LibMSPackSharp
• Add native support for Valve archives based on HLLibSharp
• Enable printing for more file types
• Add extraction for a subset of file types to Test
• More library separation
• Add build targets for Windows x86, Windows x64, Linux x64, and OSX x64
• The normal gambit of added, updated, and fixed protections

BurnOutSharp 2.5.0

This is a major update to the 2.3.* releases:

• Proper .NET 6.0 support added (some external dependencies are not supported)
• psxt001z has been split into its own library
• File type determination has been converted into a set of methods
• Radically new library structure created
  • Separate libraries for matching, executable models, builders, and wrappers
  • Replaces poorly-implemented executable code
  • Matching includes Stream implementations
  • All executable checks use new framework
  • Many checks have changed how and what they search for as a result
• Numerous new protections and checks have been added (TheRogueArchivist)
• Many investigative notes have been added (TheRogueArchivist)
• Test executable gained the ability to print executable information

BurnOutSharp 2.3.4

This is a minor update to 2.3.3:

• Fix csproj to include all required libraries by default AND fix nuspec generation

BurnOutSharp 2.3.3

This is a minor update to 2.3.2:

• Fix the nuspec generation that included submodules as Nuget dependencies

BurnOutSharp 2.3.2

This is a minor update to 2.3.1:

• Improved Alpha-ROM detection
• Minor updates for SafeDisc
• CDS-adjacent changes
• Rewrite CD-Lock detection
• Fix a small latent bug in a helper
• Add the exception to full output if something happens

BurnOutSharp 2.3.1

This is a minor update to 2.3.0:

• Fix the nuspec generation that included submodules as Nuget dependencies

BurnOutSharp 2.3.0

This is a major update to the 2.0.* releases:

• Scanner use and internals changed, including flags
• Major overhauls to library usage
• Major additions and updates from @TheRogueArchivist
• Reorganization of namespaces
• New code support for entry point and overlay