Version 3.3.1 adds support for dumping 10.6 style protected binaries, so that you can once again look at the Finder, Dock, SystemUIServer, and a few other applications. This release fixes a crasher when trying to dump 64-bit files with the 32-bit version of class-dump. Now it prints an error message saying that this isn’t supported. [...]
A new version of class-dump is now available. You can download it from the links on the class-dump project page. It is built for Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Version 3.3 adds support for Snow Leopard, improves property handling, improves structure/union handling, fixes a bunch of bugs (including two crashers), and no doubt adds [...]
A new version of class-dump is now available. You can download it from the links on the class-dump project page. It is built for Mac OS X 10.5 or later. This release includes support for Objective-C 2.0 on both 32 bit (iPhone) and 64 bit (Mac OS X). It shows class properties and handles all [...]
A new version of class-dump is now available. This release includes several bug fixes and a few minor enhancements. It’s recommended for all users of Mac OS X 10.4 or later. You can download it from the links on the class-dump project page, and see a detailed summary of the changes. New Features My favorite [...]
This release fixes some old bugs with parsing C++ template types, which occurred frequently with applications like iPhoto. It doesn’t try to parse these types—it just scans for commas, nested < and >, and the closing >. You can download class-dump 3.1.1. This version is built against the 10.4 Universal SDK and will not run [...]
I’ve added universal binary support to class-dump. It will choose the host architecture, if available, or the first architecture otherwise. There is also a –arch command line option to select between ppc and i386. The selected architecture is displayed in the output. You can download class-dump 3.1. This version is built against the 10.4 Universal [...]
I have released class-dump 3.0. This is the first update in almost three years, and the biggest update since the first release. Be sure to check out the release notes to see what’s changed. It’s been a little over seven years since I released class-dump version 2. It now has a new home—I’ve set up [...]