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I found the zlib and gzip decompression algorithms, but I need to compress a whole directory and download it from the server. Would rather not go file at a time.

Thanks.

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ziparchive, a Google Code project by "acsolu," provides an iPhone-compatible Objective-C wrapper around minizip. With a little adaptation, I found it useful for doing unzip on the iPhone as you described.

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I've had good luck using minizip on iPhone.

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I attened a Tacow meeting in Toronto where Karl Kolpanic did a presentation on his ZipKit framework, which he said is also compatible with iPhone development.

It's available over at BitBucket.org: http://bitbucket.org/kolpanic/zipkit/

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  • According to the website, it says it requires garbage collection, so in its current form, it's not compatible with iPhone, unfortunately. – john146 Aug 06 '09 at 16:12