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Cross platform file archiving

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c++

compression

zip

cross-platform

tar

I need to archive several files into one file (like a tar file does) programmatically using C++ on both Linux and Windows. It doesn't necessarily need to be a tar file, any compressed/uncompressed file format that can be used on both OS' will do. Any ideas where to look?

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oggmonster Avatar asked Jan 19 '23 04:01

oggmonster

1 Answers

See MiniZip library, a pure C++ cross platform Windows/linux.

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CharlesB Avatar answered Jan 25 '23 11:01

CharlesB
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