| This is libzip, a C library for reading, creating, and modifying zip |
| archives. Files can be added from data buffers, files, or compressed |
| data copied directly from other zip archives. Changes made without |
| closing the archive can be reverted. Decryption and encryption of |
| Winzip AES and decryption of legacy PKware encrypted files is |
| supported. The API is documented by man pages. |
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| For more information, take a look at the included man pages. You can |
| start with [libzip(3)](http://nih.at/libzip/libzip.html), which lists |
| all others. Example source code is in the `src/` subdirectory. |
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| If you have developed an application using libzip, you can find out |
| about API changes and how to adapt your code for them in the included |
| file `API-CHANGES`. |
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| For generic installation instructions, see file `INSTALL`, which |
| describes the approach using autoconf; alternatively, you can |
| use cmake to build. |
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| Additionally, you'll need zlib (at least version 1.1.2). It comes |
| with most operating systems nowadays, or you can get it at |
| > http://www.zlib.net/ |
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| When using a static Windows library, you need to define `ZIP_STATIC` |
| when compiling packages using libzip. |
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| If you make a binary distribution, please include a pointer to the |
| distribution site: |
| > http://www.nih.at/libzip/ |
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| The latest version can always be found there. |
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| There is a mailing list for developers using libzip. You can |
| subscribe to it by sending a mail with the subject "subscribe |
| libzip-discuss" to minimalist at nih.at. List mail should be sent |
| to libzip-discuss at nih.at. Use this for bug reports or questions. |
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| If you want to reach the authors in private, use <libzip@nih.at>. |
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