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Sep 12th, 2007
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Need some C/C++ code to unzip a zip file.

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Hello All,
I need some C/C++ code/calls to unzip a zip file.

Please share the code/guidence.

Thanks in advance,
Hafeez Shaik.
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Re: Need some C/C++ code to unzip a zip file.

Have you tried anything, or done any research at all? You'll notice that this is a C++ help forum, not a get-your-work-done-for-you forum.
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Re: Need some C/C++ code to unzip a zip file.

Perhaps, you would need to do some research and you you need a library. Here're few links

http://www.zlib.net
http://www.info-zip.org/

You could also use Google or for any other OpenSource library over here.
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Re: Need some C/C++ code to unzip a zip file.

Or you could pay lots of $$$ for Pkware library, who is the original author of the zip file format.
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Re: Need some C/C++ code to unzip a zip file.
I think you may create a temporary named pipe in the C program itself and then pass the named pipe in the place of FILE* descriptor in your program.
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