CSArc (CSC) 3.3

CSArc 3.3, experimental archiver by Siyuan Fu (https://github.com/fusiyuan2010)

At least two arguments, command and archive name
Usage of CSArc:
Create a new archive:
csarc a [options] archive_name file2 file2 ...
[options] can be:
-m[1..5] Compression level from most efficient to strongest
-d##[k|m] Dictionary size, must be range in [32KB, 1GB]
-r Recursively adding files in directories
-f Forcely overwrite existing archive
-p## Only works with single file compression, split
-t# Multithreading-number, range in [1,8]
Memory usage will be multiplied by this number

Extract file(s) from archive:
csarc x [options] archive_name [file1_in_arc file2_in_arc ...]
[options] can be:
-t# Multithreading-number, range in [1,8]
Memory usage will be multiplied by this number
-o out_dir Extraction output directory

List file(s) in archive:
csarc l [options] archive_name [file1_in_arc file2_in_arc ...]
[options] can be:
-v Shows fragment information with Adler32 hash

Test to extract file(s) in archive:
csarc t [options] archive_name [file1_in_arc file2_in_arc ...]
[options] can be:
-t# Multithreading-number, range in [1,8]

Example:
csarc a -m2 -d64m -r -t2 out.csa /disk2/*
csarc x -t2 -o /tmp/ out.csa *.jpg
csarc l out.csa
csarc t out.csa *.dll