ideas on "reversing" the process for deflate code?
Bill Davis <[email protected]> Thu, 4 Sep 2003 14:07:35 -0500
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JKF's code to "inflate" a compressed stream is at http://opensource.franz.com/deflate/index.html <http://opensource.franz.com/deflate/index.html> As John's notes indicate that: We have written the code to uncompress deflated files, which we call Inflation. The source is available on our open source web site at http://opensource.franz.com/deflate/index.html <http://opensource.franz.com/deflate/index.html> . We will be adding code to show how to turn a simple-stream into a stream that inflates its input. At this point in time we have no plans to implement compression of files using the deflate algorithm. My question: Can anyone offer pointers or helpful insight on how one might be able to use the above-reference code to reverse the process and perform the original compression? We ultimately want to come through a list of specific files and generate a compressed file (as if we had manually does it with a "WinZip" utility). Thanks in advance.