A brief splash screen--we can hardly call it a nag screen--is our only issue with Express Zip File Compression Free, and it's so minor we can't even call it a complaint. We're aware that other free tools compete for the same space in your system; some of them are better-known than Express Zip, but none really does anything better or faster. Bottom line: if you're shopping for a free file compression tool (and why else would you be reading this?) we recommend adding Express Zip to your tryout roster.
We need to separate the local file headers for each file,while still reusing a single kernel.Simply concatenating all the local file headers does not work,because the zip parser will find a local file headerwhere it expects to find the beginning of a DEFLATE stream.But the idea will work, with a minor modification.We'll use a feature of DEFLATE, non-compressed blocks,to "quote" local file headersso that they appear to be part of the same DEFLATE streamthat terminates in the kernel.Every local file header(except the first)will be interpreted in two ways:as code (part of the structure of the zip file)and as data (part of the contents of a file).
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Given that the N filenames in the zip fileare generally not all of the same length,which way should we order them,shortest to longest or longest to shortest?A little reflection shows that it is better toput the longest names last, because those names are the most quoted.Ordering filenames longest lastadds over 900 MB of outputto zblg.zip,compared to ordering them longest first.It is a minor optimization, though,as those 900 MBcomprise only 0.0003%of the total output size. 2ff7e9595c
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