Closed roytam1 closed 2 years ago
Yes, I would very much like this. Unfortunately there is no publicly available source code to this tool. I have made efforts in the past to find and contact Kerwin Medina, the author, but have not had any success. Otherwise it's a matter of reverse engineering the tool to discover the encoding - either by disassembly of the code or through some black box method. Based on some investigations I believe it's a variant on -lh5-.
LHARK 0.4d unpacked with CUP386 v3.4 LHARK_.zip
Nice!
Now fixed - thanks!
@jsummers - and thank you for your writeup!
I wonder if LHARK-generated archive be supported by lhasa? ftp://ftp.sac.sk/pub/sac/pack/lhark04d.zip