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#30 memory buffer compression / decompression

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2012-12-07
2003-10-12
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Is there any memory buffer compression / decompression
functions that can be used (included) in another
program (like zlib compress(outbuff, outlen, inbuff,
inlen) ).
Is there any 7zip sources without c++ classes ?

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  • Igor Pavlov

    Igor Pavlov - 2003-10-12

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    > functions that can be used (included) in another
    program (like zlib compress(outbuff, outlen, inbuff,
    inlen) ).

    Yes, but 7-zip uses other interfaces (more simple in my
    opinion).

    > Is there any 7zip sources without c++ classes ?

    No. Why do you need it?

     
  • Darko Matesic

    Darko Matesic - 2003-10-16

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    I used zlib and bzip libraries in my program to compress
    memory buffers. For zlib and bzip it is very simple just one line
    (no classes) but with your code I don't know what do I need
    to include or what to write in my code to use it.

    Anyway, great work on 7zip. Neve saw anything like it in a
    long time. Keep the good work.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I agree. For those that make use of the SDK / API interface
    to use 7-Zip compression in their apps (embedded), memory
    buffer compression / decompression is very important. Many
    of us that use a compression library like this never store
    the data in a file.

     
  • Igor Pavlov

    Igor Pavlov - 2004-02-21

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    7-zip has buffer compression / decompression

     

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