For that:
1, create ZipPackageStream::successfullyWritten to be called after
the content is written
2, Do not take mutex when reading from WrapStreamForShare - threads should
be using different streams anyway, but there is only one common mutex. :-/
Change-Id: I90303e49206b19454dd4141e24cc8be29c433045
Preparation step to parallel deflating.
Rename putNextEntry to setEntry and make it a static function.
We need to call setEntry before starting thread but writeLOC after.
Change-Id: I99a9ffa7dc4c18b47c621847b48bf8469bfb789a
We want to use ZipOutputEntry only for deflating (and maybe rename it).
ca13a9377e4a36436e4c82bb33648d0f3b6db6f5 was not a good idea because the
data still needs to be written sequentially anyway. Otherwise it's hard
to get offset positions of individual entries right.
Since this commit rawCloseEntry needs to be called always; also when we
use write&closeEntry because we don't call writeEXT in closeEntry
anymore.
Need to rename and add comments later.
Change-Id: I03bd48ca6e108e6253a77a137746165909ca3c3d
Preparation commit for deflating streams in parallel.
We still use the same single XOutputStream (ByteChucker :-) for
sequential writing but this can now be changed more easily.
Change-Id: Idf26cc2187461660e31ac2e12c4708e761596fb2
Modules sal, salhelper, cppu, cppuhelper, codemaker (selectively) and odk
have kept them, in order not to break external API (the automatic using declaration
is LO-internal).
Change-Id: I588fc9e0c45b914f824f91c0376980621d730f09
Also create an NSSInitializer service IDL and split it's interfaces
out from SEInitializer.
It looks like this was the intention all along, but someone
took a shortcut.
Change-Id: I53ac1cb5d38b78b6718fe22c9666eae1f194a3b7
1. Fixed three different memory leaks, one of them quite serious
2. Considerably streamlined the ZipPackageBuffer class - large performance
increase, also streamlined EntryInputClass in the same way...
3. Correctly saves embedded zip files as embedded zip files instead of
directories
4. Supports the copying of raw streams instead of de-compressing/re-
compressing unnecessarily.
Marty
