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C code and DLL (with sample project) with library libarchive and GNU tar 1.34 to list, update, delete, extract and create latest GNU tar files uncompressed or compressed with gzip, gzip2, gzip2 multi-thread, bzip2, bzip3, bzip3 multi-thread, lzip, lzop, lzop2, lzop2 multi-thread, lz4, lz5 multi-thread, lzma, brotli, brotli2 multi-thread, Zstandard, xz , the old Unix compression utility 'compress' (.Z) , compress2 multi-thread (.Z2), zip, 7zip and many more formats with full Unicode support when creating and extracting files in windows, compiled with mingw, notice that we have developed a replacement for tar when running in windows with support to file attributes, it is extensible without breaking compatibility with older files, this means that if in the future we add new features to the format it still will be able to extract older VAL files, this is the recommended mode to be used, the extension is .val, support to AES 256, RC4, Serpent, MARS, RC6 and TWOFISH encryption

...If you have web development experience, then the use of LCUI will be easier to get started, because LCUI's XML, CSS, and element layout processing effects are similar to web browser, you can refer to the sample code on the left to learn about the effect. Supports the use of XML and CSS to describe the GUI layout and style, saving interface development time and maintenance costs. Support for Windows and Linux, you can write Windows Desktop apps and Universal Windows Platform apps, as well as Linux Desktop apps. To get started with LCUI, you can using lcui-cli to create an LCUI project, then compile and run it.