Turns out the Mac doesn't have <error.h>. Add our own "die" function
instead, and use it everywhere so the Mac isn't using an untested
codepath.
One upside to this is that we'll now call ourselves "unzip" even when
run as `ziptool unzip ...`, which was awkward to fix with <error.h> but
trivial if we're rolling our own anyway.
Test: still works on Linux
Change-Id: I9cb1922595a21cd9f6d55a70d67e30090f8b7f21
But don't document it because it's a silly idea. Just call zipinfo
directly if you want zipinfo!
There are multiple uses of `unzip -Z` in the AOSP build, though, so we
may as well support it if people are already using it.
Test: manual
Change-Id: I04b05795badf63febe1210fbeaa96e3bd27237f1
golang doesn't include Unix mode by default.
Also show all the deflate variants ("defN" versus "defX").
Cope better with being called directly rather than via symlink.
Test: manual
Change-Id: I23b441c847ce9a557ea866b3c43bdf0542b26f10
Useful for debugging and hermetic builds. (Various places in the build
check to see that a file was stored uncompressed.)
Test: manual
Change-Id: I127e5689cd493ab06739b765beed50912dc9cc1d
All but one existing caller actually wants a std::string.
Bug: http://b/129068177
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I428c4453edaae74451db56e9542e4e462f08d43a
Same issue as with FindEntry: using ZipString in the API forces all
callers to make sure they don't hit the ZipString length limits. Switch
to std::string_view and uniformly use the empty string as a way to
signal no prefix/suffix rather than nullptr.
Also use default arguments to make the common case of no prefix and no
suffix more convenient.
Also just use std::string to increase the lifetime of the provided
prefix/suffix rather than manual memory management.
Bug: http://b/129068177
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I6675e39ce62fadd766386d77d27423013c17d6f7
Enable -Wconversion (but not -Wsign-conversion). Fix up code. Handle
some actual error cases:
* too many files
* files too large
Bug: 130039052
Test: atest ziparchive-tests
Change-Id: I632af317b9e65dbc728851efefd0d11a2b5c29b9
