Hi, On Monday 12 February 2007 02:06, Andreas Köhler wrote: [...] > priority queue is to make GnuCash read and write compressed data files. > The porting here is not trivial, because the current code uses fork(2), > a concept not available on Windows. The parent process just writes|reads > to|from the child process which uses libz to (de)compress the data. [...] Just curious: Why is that so? Why does Gnucash need a new process/thread for just decompressing the file? Couldn't Gnucash just link against libz and decompress the file itself?
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