Stuart Caie

I've implemented the remaining parts, and would appreciate testing of the new functionality, if you have time.

Hi @austin987 1. It is now cabextract's default behaviour to do that, no command line option needed 2. That's correct. cabextract 1.10 had a bug where it would not create...

I took a look, it's a false positive. ``` /* read the reset table entry */ if (read_reset_table(self, sec, entry, &length, &offset)) { /* the uncompressed length given in the...

The second warning is that the format string is "%llu" aka `long long unsigned int` but on your system, off_t is merely `long int`. The format string uses the macro...

The warnings have been fixed to my satisfaction in 0d13d86e968d21e2a142f61f07957c428adc7e28, unconditionally writing the length parameter just before gcc's analysis fails and issues the false warning. I don't have a solution...

Thanks for the source of Japanese cabinet files! Unfortunately, I can't reproduce your problem. Can you describe the system you're running cabextract on, and if you know, what type of...

I did a short survey of debian stable packages which are tagged `works-with::archive`, have more than one binary, and depend on "their own" library (e.g. not building upon a 3rd...

I've known Laurent for a long time, so I hope he doesn't mind, but I've been using unadf since it was released in 1999 (simultaneously with ADFLib, 2 years after...

You should look into it. I think anyone can follow the process, but the documentation seems to be written like it will always be an interested third party wanting to...

I have a few ideas around the "native" interface. I put a simple example in the [`ramdisk` branch](https://github.com/lclevy/ADFlib/tree/ramdisk), where instead of a single native driver option, it is a linked...