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- There's really no comparison - ArchiveLib is a full-featured product written in C++ that includes 3 kinds of data compression, flexible archiving and much more.
- PKWare library products are sold For one operating environment.
- ArchiveLib Is platform neutral - you buy one product, Not x-number. Supported OS And development tools are listed here.
- Click here to see the list of classes And functions in ArchiveLib.
- But check out the comparison with the PKWare libraries. You'll see that
theirs consists of just a few functions while ours has hundreds. Ours has 3 functional areas; theirs one.
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Benefits & Features |
- Compress and store data from anywhere, to anywhere in your C/C++, Delphi, and Visual Basic applications!
- Until now, your development choices for data compression and archiving in C++ or C applications (other languages too!)
were severely limited. ArchiveLib 2.0 includes three fast, efficient compression / decompression engines
- one of which provides PKZIP 2.x compatibility - and architecture for addition of other
compression methods. Control source and destination - file, memory, port, etc.) of all data. Complete control over format of archives.
- Now go see why ours is better than PKWare's!
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More Benefits |
- Your applications can have robust, highly efficient data compression, decompression, encryption and archiving.
Windows 95, Windows NT, Windows 3.1x, and DOS programmers can use the same fast, portable routines. ArchiveLib 2.0 ships
with most libraries pre-built and includes utilities to build production and debug versions of the Windows DLLs plus static link
libraries for Windows and DOS.
- Greenleaf ArchiveLib includes data compression, decompression, and archive management for files or objects in memory.
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Major Features |
- 100% C++ class library plus "thin" C shell - both C and C++ APIs.
- Includes 3 compress and 3 decompress engines:
- PKZIP 2.0x compatible (Deflate engine)
- Greenleaf engine: lossless, dictionary-based 5-level
- Copy engine as alternative for small files
- Supports Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5x, Win32s, Windows 3.1x, and MS-DOS
- PKZIP 2.0x archive support (even PKWare libraries don't have that!) - insert, extract, delete, list, and more
- Create & manage archive files and/or memory objects to your specifications - the file time/date, attributes,
and pathname, comments, compression type, and other information can be included in the archive
- Long filename support for Windows 95, 98, and NT.
- Wildcard expander class with subdirectory recursion is useful for including groups of files, or general-purpose application.
- Progress meter & message classes for Windows and DOS
- Exclusive ObjectGuard asserts object memory allocation or pointer errors
- Adjustable compression parameters
- Portable data compression is fast and efficient
- Coded to port easily to any 16- or 32-bit C++ platform
- Release level library versions included; versatile BUILD utility provided to create debug versions of static link libraries and DLLs
- Granular coding allows significant reduction of code linked into applications
- 40 classes, over 250 functions in C and C++ with may example programs to illustrate library usage
- Online Help for Windows; lots of built-in debugging support
- FREE source code; 100% C++ and C
- FREE web-based support
- Other support options available
- No royalties
- Just USD $289.00
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APIs for C++, C, Visual Basic, Delphi |
- ArchiveLib 2.0 contains carefully documented APIs for most C and C++ compilers. In addition, language-independent DLLs are
supplied for Windows 3.1x, Windows 95, 98, NT 4, XP, 2000, Server 2003 that support Visual Basic, Delphi and other languages where applicable
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Features you need |
Three sets of compression and decompression engines, a general-purpose wildcard expansion and
subdirectory recursion engine, the capability to use Windows list boxes seamlessly to input or output a list of files.
Handy capabilities like progress monitors are included - a spinner, message, bar graph. Greenleaf's ObjectGuard
is one of a robust set of debugging tools; it can assert a message if a guarded object has a memory allocation
problem or pointer error. Most functions return meaningful error codes
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Compression and Decompression Engines |
Quick, reliable, and efficient compression that works with all kinds of data. The Greenleaf compressor is a lossless, dictionary-based
5-level engine set that has been carefully crafted to exacting requirements by an expert in the field. ArchiveLib 2.0 also includes a
compressor / decompressor (deflate) engine that is compatible with PKZIP 2.x! A straight Copy engine set (for small, uncompressed files
in an archive) rounds out the arsenal of data handling tools in ArchiveLib. Both compression engines offer multiple selection
of compression parameters.
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NOTE: |
ArchiveLib is written in C++ and also has a thin C shell, so that you can access all functionality from either
language. In addition, language independence is assured in DLLs.
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