> > A hook for rot13 is a hook for a (weak) encryption algorithm. That
> > leaves no room to argue "But we didn't intend for it to get used for
> > encryption. Just for an optional byte-swap".
>
> Unlike for a hook for serious crypto a hook for ROT13 doesn't need to
> handle keys ...
Unlike the requirements for ROT13, I recommend giving the compression
routine access to a pointer of "compression-parameters". For example,
you can agree with your communications partner on a precomputed
huffman table.
Roger.
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