zip_fdopen — open zip archive using open file descriptor

       Dieter Baron <dillo@nih.at> and Thomas Klausner <wiz@gatalith.at>

Debian                                         September 23, 2022                                  ZIP_FDOPEN(3)

       The zip archive specified by the open file descriptor fd is opened and a pointer to a structzip, used to
       manipulate  the  archive, is returned.  In contrast to zip_open(3), using zip_fdopen the archive can only
       be opened in read-only mode.  The fd argument may not be used any longer after calling  zip_fdopen.   The
       flags are specified by or'ing the following values, or 0 for none of them.

             ZIP_CHECKCONS  Perform  additional  stricter  consistency  checks on the archive, and error if they
                            fail.

       If an error occurs and errorp is non-NULL, it will be set to the corresponding error code.

       The file specified by fd is prepared for use by libzip(3) unless:

       [ZIP_ER_INCONS]    Inconsistencies were found in the file specified by path.  This error is often  caused
                          by specifying ZIP_CHECKCONS but can also happen without it.

       [ZIP_ER_INVAL]     The  flags argument is invalid.  Not all zip_open(3) flags are allowed for zip_fdopen,
                          see “DESCRIPTION”.

       [ZIP_ER_MEMORY]    Required memory could not be allocated.

       [ZIP_ER_NOZIP]     The file specified by fd is not a zip archive.

       [ZIP_ER_OPEN]      The file specified by fd could not be prepared for use by libzip(3).

       [ZIP_ER_OPNOTSUPP]
                          This functionality has been disabled at compile time.

       [ZIP_ER_READ]      A read error occurred; see errno for details.

       [ZIP_ER_SEEK]      The file specified by fd does not allow seeks.

zip_fdopen() was added in libzip 1.0.

       libzip (-lzip)

       zip_fdopen — open zip archive using open file descriptor

       Upon successful completion zip_fdopen() returns a structzip pointer, and  fd  should  not  be  used  any
       longer,  nor  passed  to close(2).  Otherwise, NULL is returned and *errorp is set to indicate the error.
       In the error case, fd remains unchanged.

libzip(3), zip_close(3), zip_error_strerror(3), zip_open(3)

#include<zip.h>zip_t*zip_fdopen(intfd, intflags, int*errorp);