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This commit introduces new functionality for creating tar archives and compressing files using gzip. These utilities are added to the GLOG library to support advanced file handling capabilities. Co-authored-by: yzhgu <yzhgu@yeah.net>
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packFilesToTarandcompressgzfilefunctions to enable multi-file tar archiving and gzip compression directly within the library, fulfilling a user request for native C++ wide-character path support.The new functions are implemented in pure C++ to handle tar header creation and gzip compression, supporting wide-character paths for improved cross-platform compatibility, especially on Windows, without introducing external dependencies.