I haven't used gzip, but I use the same author's zlib, which you need if you are going to read data from Google, because they sometimes won't send data unless they can compress it. It was easy to interface to. I'll send you that code if you're interested as a starting point.
Henry Rich On 8/12/2011 12:48 PM, Raul Miller wrote: > It looks like J does not support png image files very well. > > 'media/image3' tells me 'Unsupported platform' when I load it. If I > use a J7 implementation instead, it tells me 'unsupported file > extension' when I try to read a png file. > > 'media/platimg' tells me 'domain error' when I try to read a png file. > > I am tempted to write a png image reader in native J. But, I'd have > to write a gz decompress in native J to do that. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
