denis7774@gmail.com Denis Reva rarogcmex ZArchive is yet another file archive format. Think of zip, tar, 7z, etc. but with the requirement of allowing random-access reads and supporting compression. - Supports random-access reads within stored files - Uses zstd compression (64KiB blocks) - Scales reasonably well up to multiple terabytes with millions of files - The theoretical size limit per-file is 2^48-1 (256 Terabyte) - The encoding for paths within the archive is Windows-1252 (case-insensitive) - Contains a SHA256 hash of the whole archive for integrity checks - Endian-independent. The format always uses big-endian internally - Stateless file and directory iterator handles which don't require memory allocation Exzap/ZArchive