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 www.compression-links.info: Find, download & compress! 
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| Gzip area, Archiving area, Zip area, German language, CommercialLibs content |
The Archive Component is a fast and optimized toolkit for working
with archive-files, available as a .NET-class as well as a COM-object.
The main purpose of is to simplify creating archives and reading/writing
data from/to archive files as much as possible.
Fileformats: ZIP-files as well as ARJ, GZ, JAR, TAR and Z. A German version is also available, see it here. Created: 01/08/2005 by Carsten Neubauer |
| Gzip area, NonCommercialProgs content | WinGZip is an small freeware utility for working with files produced by gzip utility (usually it's files with .gz or .tgz extension) and also create such files. Main features include the compressing, decompressing and testing the integrity of gzip files. Created: 24/11/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, NonCommercialLibs content | This nice post on the CodeGuru web site does Gzip compression to and from memory, instead of to and from files. Created: 06/07/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zlib area, Lossless area, Zip area, CommercialLibs content | Xceed Streaming Compression for .NET is an efficient and lightweight data compression class library for Microsoft .NET and ASP.NET. It can process any size byte array with ease and provides a true .NET pass-through stream object for automatically compressing or decompressing any .NET stream's data on the fly. It supports the GZip, Zlib, Deflate and Deflate64 compression formats. Created: 22/06/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zlib area, Lossless area, Zip area, CommercialLibs content | Xceed Zip for .NET Compact Framework is a data compression and all-purpose file manipulation class library for creating mobile apps. It provides flexible zip, gzip and streaming data compression capabilities for compact applications created with Visual Studio .NET 2003. The library includes an innovative and extensible filesystem object model that makes zip files as easy to work with as regular files or folders. Created: 21/06/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Archiving area, BWT area, Zip area, NonCommercialProgs content | UFUP advertises itself as a "decompression utility that handles common Unix package formats such as bzip2, gzip, and tar." Created: 30/05/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Tutorials content, Internet area, Gzip area | Gzip encoding is a great way to serve up your web pages, because all modern browsers can render this format. If you're creating pages with PHP4, it turns out to be really easy to compress your pages this way and get a bit of speedup. Created: 05/05/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Internet area, Gzip area, CommercialProgs content |
This product compresses your web pages using the gzip format, which is readable by virtually every modern browser. Compressing the pages this way can do a lot to improve your page loading times.
Version 2.0 is shipping in April, 2003. Created: 23/04/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Tutorials content, Gzip area, HTTP_Compression area | An article on the Mozilla web site that talks about improving perceived performance via HTTP compression. This article looks at implementation on the Apache server. Created: 27/03/2003 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, NonCommercialProgs content | mgzip is a program that makes use of SMP machines and zlib to use as many processors as you have to quickly compress files into gzip compatible format. mgzip only compresses; gunzip must be used to uncompress the resultant file. I have been able to compress files three times faster than standard gzip on a 4 processor Alpha 4100 using three worker threads. Currently, mgzip will compile and run on Digital Unix 4.0[BD], Linux with a suitable pthread library, and AIX 4.3. Porting to other Unices with pthread libraries should be an easy task, and may be as simple as compiling. Created: 13/12/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, NonCommercialLibs content | This wrapper class provides you with simple access to the gzip compression methods in zlib. You can compress and decopress to/from memory (including strings) to files. Looks promising. Release 1.1 was released 12/2002, although I can't tell what if anything has changed. Created: 10/12/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zip area, CommercialLibs content |
IP*Works! Zip allows developers to easily integrate compression and decompression functionality into web or desktop applications using popular file and data compression standards including Zip, Tar, Gzip and Jar standards for compression. All IP*Works! Zip components have been built from the ground up entirely in native .NET and Java code, combining exceptional speed, excellent data compression, and extreme portability across platforms.
The components feature password support, file deletion within an archive, streaming compression and decompression, and more. IP*Works! Zip is currently available as fully-managed 100% C# .NET components, or pure Java beans. Created: 07/11/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zlib area, Zip area, NonCommercialLibs content |
#ziplib (SharpZipLib, formerly NZipLib) is a Zip, GZip, Tar and BZip2 library written entirely in C# for the .NET platform. It is implemented as an assembly (installable in the GAC), and thus can easily be incorporated into other projects (in any .NET language). The creator of #ziplib put it this way: "I've ported the zip library over to C# because I needed gzip/zip compression and I didn't want to use libzip.dll or something like this. I want all in pure C#."
Visitor Samuel L. had this to say Extremely useful and well written, well done, great that is open source. Created: 09/09/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Esoterica area, CommercialProgs content | GZIPSite is a tool that can compress your web site and allow it to load as much as 50% faster. Created: 04/04/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Tutorials content, Gzip area, Archiving area, Zip area | This is apparently part of a *NIX manual. Teaches you about our good friends tar, gzip, and bzip2. Created: 27/02/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Tutorials content, Gzip area | The Wikipedia entry for Gzip. Very short with just a couple of links. Created: 27/01/2002 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Japanese language, NonCommercialProgs content | Easy-GZ is a compression tool which allows extremely tight compression and quick decompression. Based on the GZip standard and optimized for the Macintosh platform, an easy-to-use, effective GZ compressor has finally been brought to the Mac OS. Is this software free or not? I'm putting it in the free category - if you find out otherwise please send me an email. Created: 25/07/2001 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Standards content | Peter Deutsch's description of the GZIP file format. Created: 14/02/2000 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zlib area, Zip area, French language, People content | Jean-loup is the author of gzip. It's his home page, with English and French language versions. Created: 14/11/1999 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, NonCommercialProgs content | Links and information about MacGzip Created: 07/11/1999 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Archiving area, Zip area, CommercialProgs content, NonCommercialProgs content | This ftp site has copies of Zoo, ARC, gzip, and zip, in some cases for multiple platforms. Created: 07/11/1999 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Papers content, NonCommercialProgs content | gzip (GNU zip) is a compression utility designed to be a replacement for compress. Its main advantages over compress are much better compression and freedom from patented algorithms. It has been adopted by the GNU project and is now relatively popular on the Internet. gzip was written by Jean-loup Gailly (jloup@gzip.org), and Mark Adler for the decompression code. By virtue of links, this seems to be the official home page. Created: 01/01/1970 by Mark Nelson |
| Gzip area, Zlib area, InfoZip area, People content | Created: 01/01/1970 by Mark Nelson |
