Computing the crc for a file is a well-established algorithm. You can many examples on this site. While your aware from home, you may want to try this google search: crc file site:vbforums.com
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Computing the crc for a file is a well-established algorithm. You can many examples on this site. While your aware from home, you may want to try this google search: crc file site:vbforums.com
JFYI, the original cZipArchive class has a public CalcCrc32Array function that is based on libdeflate's crc32_slice4 implementation and I'm 99% sure this can beat any VB6 implementation in benchmarking (left 1% for if Olaf chimes in:-)).
If you make use of zlibwapi.dll you can get the CRC along with the Name (and other things if you really want them) of each item.
Here's a wrapper class for the purpose.
You'll need a version of zlibwapi.dll in the EXE folder, or somewhere along the paths in the PATH environment variable, or a path spelled out in a manifest, etc. Somewhere that the DLL search can find it.
If you make use of zlibwapi.dll you can get the CRC along with the Name (and other things if you really want them) of each item.
Here's a wrapper class for the purpose.
You'll need a version of zlibwapi.dll in the EXE folder, or somewhere along the paths in the PATH environment variable, or a path spelled out in a manifest, etc. Somewhere that the DLL search can find it.
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