Base64 does line wrapping correctly on write, and also doesn't try to flush the

write buffer when reading is done.  It's...strange, but yeah, it was doing that.

Deflate also defaults to zlib compression now, which means you can compress &
decompress without using any extra params.  Turns out zlib auto-detect won't
decompress raw streams, so this is the safest overall option, and the easiest
to work with.  zlib headers are small, and includes a crc at the end so you can
be sure your data is accurate, raw does not.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/src/deflate.cpp b/src/deflate.cpp
index 10a9c5f..2d925a7 100644
--- a/src/deflate.cpp
+++ b/src/deflate.cpp
@@ -149,9 +149,6 @@ Bu::size Bu::Deflate::read( void *pData, Bu::size nBytes )
         for(;;)
         {
                 int ret = inflate( pState, Z_NO_FLUSH );
-                printf("inflate returned %d; avail in=%d, out=%d\n", ret,
-                                pState->avail_in, pState->avail_out );
-        
                 nReadTotal += nRead-pState->avail_out;
 
                 if( ret == Z_STREAM_END )