David Eriksson

Thank you Greg for the kind words! I don't have an obvious solution but maybe if you call it twice: once with `-g DATA` and once with `-g EXECUTABLE`?

If there is no directory structure, maybe `-j` will work? Otherwise I'm afraid you will have to relocate the files after extracting.

The reason for creating these directories, IIRC, is that sometimes files with the same name can exist in multiple groups or components.

Yeah @gcxd68 that is a very typical use case, but I hope that moving the files to the right places (don't copy, that is much slower) with a script afterwards...

Thanks for discovering this! The Windows build is a pain with all these build systems and if I make unshield build with one of them, it seems another one breaks....

@kpyrkosz I'd really appreciate it! The CMake stuff is contributed to replace my own autofoo scripts, and then slightly improved and somewhat broken... :/ And the AppVeyor build is broken:...

zlib is the big pain on Windows. I'm open to include its source code with unshield to make the build self-contained.

@kpyrkosz I created pull request #105 to make it build on Travis and AppVeyor. Travis build it really fast on Linux and while I have no idea what the Mac...

@kpyrkosz Please disable Mac OS X builds in .travis.yml on your branch, I'm working on updating that in another PR

@kpyrkosz I guess that's why the AppVeyor configuration uses scoop to install zlib and not chocolatey like Travis. But if you can use vcpkg om both Travis and AppVeyor it...