|
Compression. Hmm.
I've been thinking about adding compression using zlib, but this will more than double the size of KiXcrypt. Currently KiXcrypt is about 35 KB, at a guess it will weigh in at around 100 KB with built-in compression. This means it would only be of any real use if the input files were very large to start with.
Very few scripts would be large enough to make compression worth while. If the script was bundled with executables (like wkix32.exe) it might be worth it depending on the compression achieved.
I guess I could have a version with compression and a version without, althought that will add to the headache of maintining it.
Thoughts, anyone?
| 
