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After having false starts with poco's zip and minizip (both have issues, minizip can't decompress files larger than 2gb and poco zip corrupts any zip file larger than 2 gigs it compresses) I was wondering if there was anything else left?
So any suggestions for a C++ archive library that can handle zip AND zip64?
7-zip handles both, as far as I could tell from a quick glance at their source code. It's also LGPL, which should allow its use in a closed source app.
Well there is the all-around very proven ZLIB : http://zlib.net/