rustybar
September 7th, 2008, 05:42 AM
Hi
I know this might be a wrong place to post this question. But I hope someone can help.
I'm trying to develop a simple compression program using LZMA algorithm.
LZMA is the default compression/decompression alogrithm used in 7-Zip. Even though it is open source, it lacked in documentations and their forums doesn't seem to help much.
What I'm trying to do is integrate LZMA compression/decompression into a simple program so that it can run in an embedded application using linux. However, even though they have the source code written in c in the latest version of LZMA SDK 4.60 beta, but some files contain windows.h as their header. As such during compilation, a lot of errors were generated for certain files.
Does anyone have experience in dealing with open source file which used windows.h. Is there any way to overcome it?
Please advise.
Thanks!
I know this might be a wrong place to post this question. But I hope someone can help.
I'm trying to develop a simple compression program using LZMA algorithm.
LZMA is the default compression/decompression alogrithm used in 7-Zip. Even though it is open source, it lacked in documentations and their forums doesn't seem to help much.
What I'm trying to do is integrate LZMA compression/decompression into a simple program so that it can run in an embedded application using linux. However, even though they have the source code written in c in the latest version of LZMA SDK 4.60 beta, but some files contain windows.h as their header. As such during compilation, a lot of errors were generated for certain files.
Does anyone have experience in dealing with open source file which used windows.h. Is there any way to overcome it?
Please advise.
Thanks!