Fw: bzip and win32 (oops)

Well, forget the last question, as I just dialed the browser down on the 
manual and found that anwer.  Sorry. 8-|

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 10:09 PM
Subject: bzip and win32


> Hi list, new guy with questions here...
>
> My thanks to the developers for a very cool tool that fills a lot of gaps 
> quite nicely, at least for me.
>
> In setting up local testing between XP and 98SE, I began looking through 
> the manual on compression and I'll try to stay to the Zebedee application 
> of same and avoid the semantics of compression itself.
>
> 1. Is the present devel release of Win32 binary installer built up with 
> bzip and / or bzip2 included at all?  The docs make reference to both and 
> then to the inclusion by build, where those of us using binaries would 
> benefit to know the package setup on this question, (hoping I haven't 
> overlooked it somewhere).
>
> 2. Perhaps there's a chance that Bzip1 or 2 are in the package, but I'm 
> not finding evidence of that in the install directory so please verify if 
> that would be a Zebedee install of libraries or the user's choice on the 
> system to be included and configured?
>
> 3. If the binary core has either Bzip1 or 2 available but the libraries 
> need to be furnished, is that a matter of dropping the libraries on the 
> install directory and laying in the environment variables, or not, perhaps 
> by installer at bzip install time, or other?
>
> 4. And last, does anybody know of a way to monitor or confirm live, at 
> run-time or by log file, that a given compression is engaged, actually in 
> use and at the indicated level in the config files, without hooking in a 
> debugger?  Maybe a benchmark tool someone knows of that Zebedee will show 
> up it?
>
> Thanks much in advance, for any information.
>
> Mike 



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