Annotation of coherent/b/bin/zip/contents, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: Copyright (C) 1990-1992 Mark Adler, Richard B. Wales, Jean-loup Gailly,
                      2: Kai Uwe Rommel and Igor Mandrichenko.
                      3: Permission is granted to any individual or institution to use, copy, or
                      4: redistribute this software so long as all of the original files are included
                      5: unmodified, that it is not sold for profit, and that this copyright notice
                      6: is retained.
                      7: 
                      8: This file is a complete list of files mentioned in the above copyright.  Some
                      9: of the files in this list explicitly state in their text that they are public
                     10: domain or not copyrighted.  These files can be distributed separately and are
                     11: marked below with asterisks.
                     12: 
                     13: file            what it is
                     14: ----            ----------
                     15: Readme          What zip is; general information.
                     16: Where           where Zip/UnZip and encryption/decryption support can be found
                     17: algorith.doc    Description of the deflation algorithm
                     18: bits.c          Output variable-length bit strings.
                     19: contents        This file.
                     20: deflate.c       Deflation compression method
                     21: fileio.c        System dependent routines (most of them anyway).
                     22: globals.c       Global variables.
                     23: history         List of changes in the versions leading up to this one.
                     24: infozip.who     List of contributors to the portable Zip project.
                     25: install.doc     Documentation for Zip compilation and installation
                     26: makecrc.c       * Generate the CRC table in util.c and shrink.c.
                     27: makefile        Unix make file.
                     28: match.s         Optimized 386 version of longest_match() (Unix & OS/2)
                     29: mktime.c        Version of mktime for systems without it (currently unused)
                     30: revision.h      Contains the program version number and revision date.
                     31: tailor.h        * Tailors the compilation to the system being compiled on.
                     32: trees.c         Encode source values using variable-length binary code trees.
                     33: util.c          Miscellaneous utility routines.
                     34: zip.1           Source for the Zip man page (zip.doc).
                     35: zip.c           Main routine for Zip.
                     36: zip.doc         Documentation for Zip (zip.1 processed).
                     37: zip.h           Header for all Zip modules.
                     38: ziperr.h        Error messages in Zip.
                     39: zipfile.c       Zip file format handler.
                     40: zipnote.c       Main routine for ZipNote.
                     41: zipsplit.c      Main routine for ZipSplit.
                     42: zipup.c         Applies deflate or store methods to compress an entry.
                     43: atari/atari.c         Atari ST specific routines
                     44: atari/makefile.st     Turbo C makefile
                     45: atari/stzip.lnk       Linker command file for zip
                     46: atari/stzip.prj       Turbo C project file
                     47: atari/stzipn.lnk      Linker command file for zipnote
                     48: atari/stzips.lnk      Linker command file for zipsplit
                     49: atari/tc.cfg          Turbo C configuration file
                     50: mac/macfile.c         Macintosh specific routines
                     51: mac/macstat.c         Macintosh specific routines
                     52: mac/macstat.h         Macintosh specific header file
                     53: msdos/doturboc.bat    Batch file for compiling under Turbo C 2.0.
                     54: msdos/makefile.bor    MSDOS Borland C++ make file.
                     55: msdos/makefile.gcc    MSDOS DJGCC make file.
                     56: msdos/makefile.msc    MSDOS Microsoft C make file.
                     57: msdos/match.asm       Optimized 8086 version of longest_match().
                     58: msdos/tcconfig.tc     TurboC 2.0 configuration file
                     59: msdos/zip.prj         Project file for Borland (Turbo) C++.
                     60: msdos/zipnote.prj     Project file for Borland (Turbo) C++.
                     61: msdos/zipsplit.prj    Project file for Borland (Turbo) C++.
                     62: nt/makefile.nt        Makefile for Windows NT
                     63: os2/makefile.os2      OS/2 make file.
                     64: os2/match32.asm       Optimized 386 version of longest_match() (*untested*)
                     65: os2/os2zip.c          * Directory routines for OS/2.
                     66: os2/os2zip.h          * Definitions of functions in os2zip.c.
                     67: os2/zip.def           OS/2 def file for Zip.
                     68: vms/VMSmunch.c        file manipulation, adapted from Joe Meadows' FILE
                     69: vms/VMSmunch.h        definitions for VMSmunch.c
                     70: vms/descrip.mms       VMS makefile
                     71: vms/make_gcc.com      VMS command file for compilation with gcc.
                     72: vms/make_vaxc.com     VMS command file for compilation with Vax C.
                     73: vms/makefile.vms      VMS makefile for use with Todd Aven's MAKE/VMS
                     74: vms/vaxclib.opt       VMS option file
                     75: vms/vms.c             VMS specific code
                     76: vms/vms_zip.rnh       VMS manual page
                     77: 
                     78: All of the files are in Unix (LF only) format except for the msdos and os2
                     79: files.  On MSDOS and OS/2 systems, you can use the -a option of unzip to
                     80: convert the source files to CRLF format.  This is only necessary if you wish
                     81: to edit the files -- they will compile as is with Microsoft C and
                     82: Turbo/Borland C++ 1.0 or later.  However, you will have to convert the files
                     83: (using unzip -a) to the CRLF format to compile with the older Turbo C 1.0 or
                     84: 2.0. In this case, do not convert the binary file turboc.cfg.
                     85: You should be able to find unzip the same place you found this (see the
                     86: file 'where').

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