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** Quoting Nicky Morrow to Joe Negron:
JN> ARJ has many features lacking in other archivers, and is, by far,
> the most configurable and flexible archiver available. [...]
NM> Concur with your assessment 100% Joe. [...] I couldn't help but ask
> what arj was written in.
Turbo/Borland C, with assembler optimizations.
NM> The answer, while not from rj, was C. Info-Zip is written in C and
> the source is freely available...could rj not do a little "learning"
> from this code? Maybe a filesend could be in order?...
I've suggested Info-ZIP to Robert a long time ago. I've also sent him
code for handling EAs (which, at one point, he mentioned as a stumbling
block).
--From Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY, Thu, 08-01-96--
--Internet: joe.negron{at}consultant.com--
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