Emmitt.Dove@f109.n141.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Emmitt Dove) (01/30/90)
" CM> I have an LHARC extractor/repair program " CM> for OS/2 on 3:712/708 as LHX2.LZH " " If anyone has this in the USA with a HST, I'd appreciate a note. Fernwood has X-OS2-17.EXE which will extract all forms of .ARC, .ZIP and .LZH; I suppose it also does .PAK, but I've not tested it. You don't even have to give X-OS2 an extension - just the filename; it figures out the rest. -- Emmitt Dove - via FidoNet node 1:140/22 UUCP: alberta!dvinci!weyr!141!109!Emmitt.Dove Internet: Emmitt.Dove@f109.n141.z1.FIDONET.ORG Standard Disclaimers Apply...
Peter.Fitzsimmons@p1.f628.n250.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Peter Fitzsimmons) (01/30/90)
> In a message to David Johnstone <25 Jan 90 17:50:00> Chris Moran wrote: > > >> > >>Or is there some source around so I can port it myself ? > >> > > CM> I have an LHARC extractor/repair program > CM> for OS/2 on 3:712/708 as LHX2.LZH > > If anyone has this in the USA with a HST, I'd appreciate a note. > Is Canada close enough? I don't have the os/2 version of lhx, but the source for the dos version is here (and it is pretty clean code). (Sorry, I don't have the exact file name for this here at home). Also avaiable here is lh-ansic.lzh, a lharc clone that I coded in AnsiC. It will compile under os/2 without any changes. It compresses too (lhx will only extract). I 80% finished an os/2 specific LHARC program, that allowed wildcards and walking dir trees (the lh-ansic.lzh version does not have this, because this type of feature is hardware/os specific). I put it on hold because I wanted to wait for os/2 1.20 to arrive and add support for long file names and EAs. I have not had a chance (or the motivation) to go back and finish it yet though. :-(. Note: Files mentioned are for FREQ; first time human callers can not download. RT Lab (416)867-9663 : hst/V.32 (416)867-9664 : Hayes V9600 -- Peter Fitzsimmons - via FidoNet node 1:140/22 UUCP: alberta!dvinci!weyr!250!628.1!Peter.Fitzsimmons Internet: Peter.Fitzsimmons@p1.f628.n250.z1.FIDONET.ORG Standard Disclaimers Apply...
Andy.Farkas@f503.n711.z3.FIDONET.ORG (Andy Farkas) (02/03/90)
> PF> Also avaiable here is lh-ansic.lzh, a lharc clone that I coded > PF> in AnsiC. It will compile under os/2 without any changes. It > PF> compresses too (lhx will only extract). > > This sounds like what I am after - how can I get it in OZ. I have it here. I will send it to 712/506 so you can download it from there. :{ andy ps. LH-ANSIC.LZH is F'reqable from me ... NIGHT-TIME & WEEKENDS only. -- Andy Farkas - via FidoNet node 1:140/22 UUCP: alberta!dvinci!weyr!3!711!503!Andy.Farkas Internet: Andy.Farkas@f503.n711.z3.FIDONET.ORG Standard Disclaimers Apply...
rommel@lan.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Kai-Uwe Rommel) (02/08/90)
In article <190.25C19211@weyr.FIDONET.ORG> Chris.Moran@p0.f708.n712.z3.FIDONET.ORG (Chris Moran) writes: >I have an LHARC extractor/repair program for OS/2 on 3:712/708 as LHX2.LZH I have a C version of LHarc and compiled it for OS/2 and enhanced it at many points. It runs well but slow (C <--> ASM !). I think I will post it to comp.binaries.os2 as soon as it is created. But I prefer using PKZIP because it is about twice as fast as the original (ASM) LHarc (if you compare it to PKZIP running under DOS). On extraction, PKZIP is at least 3 times faster than LHarc. Kai Uwe Rommel Munich rommel@lan.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de