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@harvimt ping? |
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just for my info: 7zip 23+ is incompatible with CDEF_IUnknown patch. |
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I thought I had already commented this, but to other's who are seeing this in searches or whatever, the reason this isn't merged is the way it's written it drops support for Windows... this was originally intended as a Windows-only project. I'm not opposed to adding Linux support, but the same code needs to work on Linux and Windows. Also I'm not really working on this project anymore, but people do seem to find it useful as an example if nothing else. |
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Thank you for the comment~ After my company moves to Debian 13, 7z.so will become v24 and I will be able to remove CDEF_IUnknown patch and Windows can work with the same code |
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Debian GNU/Linux 9
p7zip Version 16.02