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Contents
Package: unzip540.zip [view]
Upload User: andy_li
Upload Date: 2007-01-06
Package Size: 1019k
Code Size: 1k
Category:
Compress-Decompress algrithms
Development Platform:
MultiPlatform
- Contents of the "qdos" subdirectory for UnZip 5.4 and later:
- Contents this file
- IZREADME.SMS release notes from Jonathan Hudson (author of port)
- Makefile makefile for xtc68 cross-compiler on Linux (native QDOS exes)
- callstub.c user interface stub for SMS/QDOS specific SFX archives
- config.S assembler routine for ...?
- crc68.s 68000 version of CRC code
- izqdos.h SMS/QDOS-specific header file
- makesfx.c source for MakeSFX utility (simple concatenation does not work)
- qdos.c SMS/QDOS-specific functions
- Notes:
- "Makefile" is for the xtc68 cross compiler on Linux, but conversion to a
- native c68 makefile should be trivial. To build a Linux (or other Unix)
- UnZip that understands QDOS extra fields, add "-DQLZIP" to the LOCAL_UNZIP
- environment variable and compile with the normal Unix makefile (for example,
- linux_asm target). The "QLZIP" flag enables the Qdos "cross-UnZip" support
- in unix/unix.c.
