Making the package (more) Windows friendly #20
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Or, we stop using gzip and find another way to efficiently store unitals. |
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As shown in #19, the current master branch is not really usable under Windows using the latest release of GAP. This is sue to the lack of
gzipsupport of GAP (more precisely the shipped Cygwin under the hood). I added a bash script to create Win-friendly release archives and modified the parsing functionAU_ReadLibraryDataFromFilesto handle also the notgzip-pedtxtfiles. Also updated the package dependencies, as (unfortunately) you need Digraphs 0.15.1 to get to work the package under Windows.