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I'm trying to think about cross-platform Windows/Mac compatibility for a the backend of a new project I've been working on. It's not a horribly complex project, since it's just a common C++ backend to a client that will have its own native frontends, but drat it's hard to figure out a good cross-platform way of doing things I'd normally lean on an MS API for. What's bugging me now is package handling - ideally I need to deal with a zip file with some pictures, binary resources, text, and metadata. My first thought was OpenXML, specifically Open Packaging Convention, which is MADE for this and has a nice API. My second thought was *oh gently caress*, this won't work on the Mac. While it's submitted for standardization it doesn't look like there's a Mac or specific cross-platform C++ approach. Is there a good, standard way to deal with this kind of problem from non-platform-specific C++? Or hell, some OPC solution for the Mac if we have to break this up? It seems kind of stupid to roll my own implementation for this, I can't believe it hasn't been solved before...
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Entheogen posted:how exactly do << and >> work?
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