UNZIP.DLL for WindowsCE 0.93

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Description

unlha.dll, unzip.dll for WindowsCE
Introduction

Thank you for downloading the file.
This DLL was created with the idea that even his software creators, who have no knowledge of archives such as LHA and ZIP, can create his own WindowsCE/PocketPC software that handles them.
There are no restrictions on using this DLL.
Additionally, all source code for this DLL is publicly available.
If you would like to point out any errors or report bugs, please contact the support address below.
Contents of this archive

\DLL and below
Contains his DLL and LIB for each CPU. Think of HPC Pro as CE2.11 and PocketPC as CE3.0. src.tar.bz2
This is the complete source code of this DLL. If you want to statically link it, please use unlha(zip).h in this folder. \unXXX.txt
This is the file. Common to unlha and unzip. \unXXXAPI.txt
This is an explanation of the function group called API provided by the DLL. Both unlha and unzip are explained in the same way (sloppy).


Original story

unlha.dll is based on LHa version 1.14f for Win32, with patches equivalent to LHa for Unix version 1.14i.
The compression part of unzip.dll is based on minizip from zlib\contrib.
The unzip.dll extraction part is based on XacRett's zip extraction.
unzip.dll uses zlib.
(C) 1995-2002 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler
zlib for WindowsCE is a work by Kazuo Adachi.
This document also references the documentation that comes with his UNLHA32.DLL.

Thank you very much to everyone who has used this as a source material.
limit

- unlha.dll -

nothing special.

- unzip.dll -

Password archive cannot be created
(It seems like it would be subject to US encryption technology export regulations.)

How to use it for developers

Click here for explanations of APIs and commands for developers.
If you want to write software using this DLL, there are two ways to do it: static linking and dynamic linking.
The former method is to link and build unlha.lib, and the latter method is to use LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress.
Although the latter is a bit more difficult to code, it is recommended to use dynamic linking in case the DLL is installed but not present.
For specific methods, src\sample\sample.cpp may be helpful.
distribution conditions etc.

System Requirements

install

Copy the DLL to the \Windows folder. completion.
\Memory card or \ (root) seems to be fine. I don't really know.
To uninstall, just delete the file.

Tags

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