Is there an easy-to-use, platform-independent package that we can use to read & write gzip streams under C++?
Question
I would like to find some C++ packages that can function as what we have in the GZipStream Class (MSDN Description) in .NET Framework. I'm using them under Linux.
And I'd be dealing with large files (possibly GB or even TB sizes) so the efficiency of the gzipstream implementation is also a concern.
What's your advice?
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5 ACCPTED 2011-12-17 02:02:50
You can always use the original ZLib library . It includes the functionality required to decompress gzip files.
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