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# untar information
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# Author: Jake Janovetz 7.6.1999
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# $Id$
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untar.c contains two procedures for extracting files from a UNIX
tar file:
int Untar_FromMemory(unsigned char *tar_buf, unsigned long size);
int Untar_FromFile(char *tar_name);
Untar_FromMemory(...) takes its input from a chunk of allocated memory.
This is particularly useful when the tar is stored in Flash memory or
comes from the FTP daemon by way of a hook.
Untar_FromFile(...) is identical except the source is from an existing
file. The fully qualified filename is passed through char *tar_name.
BUGS: Please email janovetz@uiuc.edu
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