Michael Maltsev

In this case, the pointer is first converted to an integer of the same size, so there's no pointer to integer (sign or zero) extension. I think it's OK.

Using `column_data_type: 'html'` has a different use case. Change the `render` function to the following and see the difference: `return 'Mr. ' + x + '';` As for the issue...

It can be implemented by double clicking the register name in the registers window, like OllyDbg 2 does it. This way, a register of a specific size can still be...

> Changing it to 5 fixes the issue for me. That wasn't true. I was probably just lucky that time. In fact, `batchExecutor` doesn't do its job at all, see...

@Lusitaniae done. Hopefully @jloosli will merge it soon to avoid more conflicts in the future. @jloosli is there anything preventing from merging this pull request?

By the way, I was debugging explorer.exe, which usually has a lot of threads, perhaps that's related. Maybe it's possible to create a stress test app with a huge amount...

You can try my fork, [ini-win](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ini-win), which aims to be more compatible with the way Windows handles ini files. Windows doesn't do any unescaping when reading the values, and so...

You can try my fork, [ini-win](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ini-win), which aims to be more compatible with the way Windows handles ini files. Windows doesn't do any unescaping when reading the values, and so...

You can try my fork, [ini-win](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ini-win), which aims to be more compatible with the way Windows handles ini files. Windows only supports whole line comments, and so does my fork,...

This is similar to https://github.com/npm/ini/issues/142. You can try my fork, [ini-win](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ini-win), which aims to be more compatible with the way Windows handles ini files. Windows only supports whole line comments,...