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larra provides some simple interfaces for archive access. The main feature is that it uses the same interface for directories and archives, which allows archive-in-archive access (like .tar.gz). For file access a seekable stream interface is used.

gzx is a C library and a command line tool for fully GZIP-compliant file compression with fast random access read support. gzx includes a FUSE (filesystem in userspace) client that allows to access the compressed files with arbitrary applications.

This program was made because windows backup isn't enough if the size of your hard drive changes. This program directly copies any files/folders you list, to an empty folder. It copies the entire folder structure, so you know exactly where your files and everything backed up, are/were. Now, also included in this is my Password Safe program. Store all your passwords in 1 convenient location. But, wait "wouldn't that be dangerous?", NOPE! It's all encrypted useing my special Cypher...

Fleuron is a silent flash drive copier. When a flash drive is connected, Fleuron automatically starts copying the data with a Breadth First Search algorithm. In this way, the root directories are copied first and as time passes, deeper directories are copied. Fleuron also randomly stops for random amounts of seconds to allow the drive to be safely removed and to avoid detection. Fleuron can be used for data backup, flash synchronization and undetectable data copying. Note: Currently...

Storesim simulates creation of large amount of random files. Directory structure created is similar to what is done in very large file repositories: based on hashdirs (found in mailservers, NFS servers, files servers, image databases...)

RaXeJac - Random accessed XML extreme-fast Java compressor - is a low rate compression library written in Java, for extremely fast compression (>5MB/s compression, >80MB/s decompression) of XML accessed at random positions. E.g. for in-memory manipulation

The File Shredder securely shreds files by overwriting them before they are deleted. Every character in the file is overwritten with customised random data, so it is secure, but a little slow. The file is also given a random name.

The RAZip bitstream format was designed to provide a faster random access to compressed data than what is currently possible using the GZIP format. During the desing phase, some other features were added, like encryption and error correction.