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I haven`t heard of the Attached Filesystem for about 7 years, but
I dimly remembered that it might be useful for creating executables,
and now I found this description:
Attached Filesystem Archives: This feature allows the inclusion of a
zip archive of a filesystem in libraries or executables. This means that
these libraries or executables can carry support data such as script
libraries, encodings, message catalogs, images, and more. This is a form of
packaging technology as it enables bundling multiple resources into a single
executable or library.
Either way, there are no documents available, I can`t find them on
Google I mean. Any hint?
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