Am Samstag, 26. Dezember 2009 14:19:26 schrieb Emmanuel Engelhart:
Tommi Mäkitalo a écrit :
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The next step
is to remove support for zlib and bzip2.
Currently I'm working on porting the new file format to the nano note.
Unfortunately I'm stuck with porting xz (the lzma-library) to openwrt.
There are some difficulties there, but I'm sure, they can be resolved. I
have already asked for help at the openwrt developer list but have not
yet received any answers.
That's why I asked to be careful by removing bzip2 and/or zlib.
It's essential to have at least at any moment a working solution for
every arch/system. I have for example not checked if xz works good with
Windows.
Emmanuel
We want to define a standard format. And if you create zim files with lzma
compression we need to make sure, we can read the file on every system, we
support. It makes no sense to have some zim files with bzip2 compression, which
work on windows and other zim files with lzma compresion which don't. We have
to commit us to one compression method to prevent fragmentation. Or do you
want to offer zim files for ubuntu and zim files for windows and zim files for
fedora and zim files for freebsd?
Tommi