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alexcrichton
commented on May 29, 2024
I've thought that it would be pretty easy in the past to support both miniz and zlib as a backend, and I'd be more than willing to accept a PR for that!
Did you run into problems with miniz, however? I'm curious what its limitations are.
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alexcrichton
commented on May 29, 2024
Actually I was interested in implementing this, so I went ahead and did so!
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kali
commented on May 29, 2024
well... this is just great :)
I have had several issues with flate2 due — i think — in part to miniz. zlib being very robust, people do all kind of weird things with their compressed files. Last year, it was a .gz made by concatenating several .gz together. Not in the standard, but zlib accepts it, so everybody does it.
This time it was a deflate-d file that was breaking for some unknown reason. In both occurrences, I had to ressort to piped external process to read the files.
So... thanks a lot.
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kali
commented on May 29, 2024
FYI, I was wrong, it was not a miniz problem, merely confusing filenames. The files I'm getting are called "deflate" but are actually using the small zlib header. Obviously I was using "deflate_decode()" where I should just have been using the "zlib_decode()".
As my external process, it was just detecting the header and picking the right encapsulation...
A good way to waste time.
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