@crossbind/port-zlib 2.0.0-beta.63 → 2.0.0-beta.64

package/README.md

@@ -116,14 +116,14 @@ console.log((await Zlib.decompress(packed, text.length)) === text); // true
 - For files, pass paths instead of bytes: mount the file into the module's filesystem (`autoMountFiles`) and read it in C++ with `fopen`. The three apps above work that way.
 
 ### More examples
-Each one runs in your browser on [crossbind.dev/ports/zlib](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#usage), next to the code shown there:
+Each one runs in your browser on [crossbind.dev/ports/zlib](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#examples), next to the code shown there:
 
 - [Write a .gz that remembers its file name](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#02-gzip): `deflateInit2` with windowBits 15 + 16 for gzip, `deflateSetHeader` for the name and date, `inflateGetHeader` to read them back.
 - [Stream a file through gzip](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#03-stream): the `deflate()` and `inflate()` loops of zlib's `zpipe.c`, file to file in 64 KB steps, reading every member of a concatenated .gz.
 - [Compress small messages with a preset dictionary](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#04-dictionary): raw deflate with `deflateSetDictionary` and `inflateSetDictionary`; a 59-byte message goes from 59 B to 11 B.
 - [Checksum data in pieces](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#05-checksum): `crc32` and `adler32` as running values, and `crc32_combine` and `adler32_combine` to join pieces checksummed separately.
 
-Setup and differences per platform: [WebAssembly](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/wasm/) · [Android](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/android/) · [iOS](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/ios/) · [macOS](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/darwin/) · [Linux](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/linux/) · [Windows](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/win32/) · [WASI](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/wasi/), which also has a gzip command-line program built with `crossbind build -p wasi -e wasi`.
+Setup for every platform: [crossbind.dev/ports/zlib](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#install). The same page has [a gzip command-line program](https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/#wasi-program) built with `crossbind build -p wasi -e wasi`.
 
 ## What this build includes
 - zlib 1.3.2 from the release tarball, pinned by SHA-256, built with zlib's own CMake options at their defaults apart from `ZLIB_BUILD_TESTING=OFF` and the library type: static on every platform. On Android the archive is position-independent and goes into the libraries that use it, because the app process already holds the system's own `libz.so`, which would shadow a shared build. Its symbols are hidden there, so every library that links it keeps its copy private and calls its own.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@crossbind/port-zlib",
-  "version": "2.0.0-beta.63",
+  "version": "2.0.0-beta.64",
   "nativeVersion": "1.3.2",
   "description": "This package provides the precompiled zlib library, built using crossbind, for easy integration into JavaScript, WebAssembly and React Native projects. It offers compression and decompression functionalities through the zlib API, ensuring high performance and cross-platform compatibility. Ideal for use in web and mobile applications.",
   "homepage": "https://crossbind.dev/ports/zlib/",