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I want to create the LZMA program using VB. I has been downloading the LZMA SDK. Unfortunately, the language was very hard to we translate to VB. I say very hard is because while I can either C# and VB, but I can't translate it because lack of VB features(Dynamic Memory and Poiner, I guess). Help me how to implement LZMA in VB6.

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Now, I don't use VB again. but I still confused how can I build it. Because it can be my code stock later at university(My country is still using VB now, maybe later)
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-13 23:46pm    
Not a question. Help with what? "To hard" is not a well-posed problem. You hardly can accept any useful answer if you post such thing.
—SA
Christianirwan 26-Jun-13 5:39am    
Look at the comment's below (Sorry I don't know is the Reply button is available), Do you understand?
Christianirwan 24-Jun-13 2:42am    
For that, I mention that:
How to implement LZMA in VB6? I can't use LZMA.exe or the source code given.
Christianirwan 26-Jun-13 5:37am    
The LZMA SDK's source code isn't in VB, also that language is not my very-known language. So, why I call too hard.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Jun-13 9:50am    
Do you understand: there is no such thing as miracle? Learn the language or whatever you need. People who can create something essential don't take VB seriously enough, for some good reasons, face it.
—SA

If you're trying to compress/decompress 7zip files do a search on google there are several options other than using the sdk.
A quick search came up with several, worse case you can always shell a command....
 
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Christianirwan 5-Jul-13 6:51am    
Well, I was trying to search it, but I couldn't find it.
Hello Christianirwan,

You can use one of the following options to achieve it.

Regards,
 
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