1.13 (2005-02-12)

• Now rejects 64-bit binaries, which are not supported. Previously, it attempted to process them but would fail.

1.12 (2004-02-24)

• To appease PE Explorer, it no longer sets PointerToRawData on the reloc section to zero. (Thanks to Paul Heinz.)

1.11 (2003-02-05)

• Added a top-level exception handler to prevent "critical error" boxes from being displayed when an exception occurs.
• Now displays the usage info if switches are specified but no files.

1.10 (2000-12-21)

• It now skips DLLs since they require a relocation section. (If you really want to strip a DLL, use the /F parameter.)
• New parameter: /C, which causes it to calculate and write an accurate checksum into the image's optional header. This requires imagehlp.dll (ships with Windows 98, NT 4.0, and later). If /C is not used, StripReloc will write a zero as the checksum. The checksum is normally unimportant.

1.02 (2000-03-26)

• The program is now distributed under the GNU General Public License.
• It no longer requires the relocation section to be named ".reloc", so it can now be run on EXE's linked with ALINK.

1.01 (1999-09-29)

• Added new /B- switch, which suppresses the creation of .bak files.

1.0b (1999-08-19)

• Now works on EXE's that have the PointerToLinenumbers field in section headers set.
• Changed name from "StripRlc" to the more descriptive "StripReloc". :-)

1.0a (1999-08-18)

• Now checks if image base is less than 0x400000.

1.0 (1999-08-17)

• First release.