In (c)lzip definition of mkdir takes 2 arguments while in windows it takes 1,
which causes compilation error. ``` gcc -Wall -W -O2
-DPROGVERSION=\"1.14\" -c -o main.o main.c main.c: In function
'make_dirs': main.c:527:16: error: too many arguments to function
'mkdir' 527 | else if( mkdir( partial, mode ) != 0 &&
errno != EEXIST ) | ^~~~~ ``` It can be solved by
defining macro in "windows" section. ``` diff clzip-1.14/main.c
clzip-1.14-mkdir/main.c 43a44 > #define mkdir(x,y) mkdir(x) ``` Same
for lzip. ``` diff lzip-1.24/main.cc lzip-1.24-mkdir/main.cc 46a47 >
#define mkdir(x,y) mkdir(x) ``` Same for plzip but didn't check it yet.
FWIW I have built clzip with that patch to prove a concept and to share it.
It's available here: www.mediafire.com
www.mediafire.com/file/l7r8cvi2gbx9f9s/clzip-1.14_w32-1.zip . It's no
lzip as it would require static link of whole libstdc++ which is unnecessary as
C version is just as fast. Speaking of speed decoder seems to be faster when
compiled with `-O3' optimization. Also decoder is faster compiled with GCC
and encoder compiled with Clang.
