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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> I had expected the zlib itself merely takes a pointer to a buffer full
> of data, and a pointer to an empty buffer, and moves data from one to
> the other, compressing or decompressing as requested. I'm surprised it
> actually implements anything as high-level as file access.
If the data you are decompressing doesn't fit into RAM, how are you
supposed to decompress it? (Answer: By streaming. In other words,
decompress small parts at a time. This requires more than one simple
"decompress this" function.)
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- Warp
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