Is .NET\'s GzipStream compatible with Qt\'s zlib-based qCompress/qUncompress? I believe the开发者_开发百科y both use the deflate algorithm, so would I be able to use .NET\'s DeflateStream or GzipStrea
I have a 500Mhz CPU and 256MB RAM machine running 32bit Linux. I have a large number of files around 300KB in size. I need to compress them very fast. I have set up the compression level for zlib at
There is a usage example at the zlib website: http://www.zlib.net/zlib_how.html However in the example they are compressing a file. I would like to compress a binary data stored in a buffer in memory
I work on a Flex application that create开发者_如何学Pythons compressed files and uploads them on a server. The files are created with ByteArray.compress method, which is zlib compression. I can decom
all. I am required to build a website with each page under 130kb. I know that JQuery 1.4.4 is ~28kb when it\'s g-zipped, but it\'s 77kb minified, which is just too much for this particu开发者_运维知识
Greetings, I\'m trying to analyze the output of the zlib(gzip) algorithm compared to the input.Determine stuff like dictionary size, the substring run-length pairs and where they correspond in the ori
is this module named something else now?I can\'t seem to find any info saying that this module was deprecated or dropped completely.(which would confuse me further)
I\'m working on a project where a Windows web server running PHP is communicating over a very slow connection with a back end Linux server running an application written in C++.Because the connection
I can\'t seem to install zlib properly, I installed Python from source on Ubuntu10.4 \'######## edit #####################
How can I add 开发者_StackOverflow中文版zlib to an existing installation of Qt. I m pretty new in this so please give me detailed description!
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