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I\'m using Python-2.6. I have very little knowledge of hash functions. I want to use a CRC hash function to hash an IP address like \'128.0.0.5\' into the range [0, H). Currently I\'m thinking of doi
Having an odd problem - one of my app suites has to read/write gzip-compressed files that are used on both Windows and Linux, and I am finding that the files I generate using zlib on Linux are 2-3 tim
I\'m writing Qt-based client application. It connects to remote server using QTcpSocket. Before sending any actual data it needs to send login info, which is zlib-compressed json.
I am trying to compile a 32-bit vers开发者_StackOverflowion (MinGW) of a program I wrote using zlib. Until now, I\'ve never has to compile for 32-bit so the version of zlib I compiled from source (lib
I am just trying to set up a new application that I am hoping to take advantage of ASIHTTPRequest framework.. however in their documentationthey state that you have to link against CFNetwork, SystemCo
I\'m starting to implement some sort of remote screencasting (VNC-alike) client/server software in C++ (Windows platform), which just transmits the screen updates (image tiles) over the network.
I have this uncompressed byte array: 0E 7C BD 03 6E 65 67 6C 65 63 74 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 42 52 00 00 01 02 01
I profiled my app and apparently 37% of the time in my app is in ostream::write. Less then 7% was actually compressing it (deflate_slow is the function name it gave me).
I\'m doing the following to decompress a block of zipped data: z_stream stream; int err; int nExtraChunks;
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