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>s there any reason for users to use box syntax (apart from it looking nice) given Box::new is inline always, or does that not work? It doesn't optimize well, and...

It could be a different error, though this: ```C int main(void) { int test[1 + 1]; return 0; } ``` also fails with: ``` ("test.c": line 2): Corrode doesn't handle...

So I think I've found what the issue is, though with my limited haskell knowledge I'm not entirely sure how to actually implement it. The `Array` variant of [`CType`](https://github.com/jameysharp/corrode/blob/master/src/Language/Rust/Corrode/C.md#internal-representation-of-c-types) is...

I've started a crate [here](https://crates.io/crates/gzip-header) based on the code in flate2 as I needed it for the deflate crate. I don't know if it's usable for flate2 due to the...

A small update if it's of interest to anyone: The dependencies for gzip-header are now cleaned up. I avoided enum-primitive as it wasn't really needed, so [crc](https://crates.io/crates/crc) is the only...

Given that this seems to come up quite a bit so we might want to add a note about it on the gzdecoder docs.

It looks like it's failing to link to the C library functions called from flate2-rs when using zlib or miniz (assuming zlib since it's attempting to link *setDictionary). Does it...

Yeah rust in debug mode is going to be much much much slower than anything written in C due to the nature of the languages. (and I'm not sure whether...

There zlib wrapper can have further 4 bytes of checksum following the header at the start of the stream if [FDICT](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1950) is used (which is only available with the zlib...

If you mean the amount of bytes extracted **so far**, the underlying encoder does know. The counter may be 32-bit though. It's used when decompressing gzip-wrapped streams as they have...