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This extension has been developed as part of Google Summer of Code 2009 for the Mozilla foundation. For more information, check http://firefoxcrcsync.wordpress.com
**** The C++ component is compiled for linux-i686 ONLY, with Debug on ****
To install, untar and then zip the content of this tarball. Finally change the filename's extension to .xpi and install in Firefox.

**** This version is very limited and for internal Mozilla testing only. Keep checking http://firefoxcrcsync.wordpress.com for a full release (hopefully by December 2009 / January 2010 it will be out. ****

INFO:
- build/ contains the source code for the binary XPCOM component which does the decoding
- components contains the javascript part

This extension has been tested with Firefox 3.0 and 3.5


TO INSTALL:
- Zlib must be installed, on Debian/Ubuntu install "zlib1g" and "zlib1g-dev"
- Ccan must be installed too, download http://ccan.ozlabs.org/ccan.tar.bz2, build and copy libccan to /usr/lib/ (don't forget to run ldconfig afterwards)
- Finally, install the xpi as normal

TO COMPILE:
($ is the xpi root dir)
- The Mozilla Build System (MBS) is used to compile, download and unpack it to mozilla/
- "cp $/build/.mozconfig mozilla/"
- "cp -r $/build/CRCsyncStreamConv mozilla/extensions/"
- Build an obj dir
- Run "mozilla/build/autoconf/make-makefile extensions/CRCsyncStreamConv"
- Finally, "cd mozilla/obj-dir/extensions/CRCsyncStreamConv" and "make"