Very Simple File Archive VC++

I need a DLL written in Visual C++ 6.0 that can easily be used in Visual Basic 6.0 for a project I'm working on. All the archive needs to do is be able to add files or directories to to archive, but preserve the direcotry structure as well as some basic information about the file. I have code for many different archives, but they seem to all be lacking subdirectory and file info support. The main problem is if I add all the files in the following setup: C:\[login to view URL] C:\bar\[login to view URL] There are two [login to view URL] files and one gets overwritten. Also, it is very convienient to keep the directory structure. I need a coder to create an archive library that keeps the following information about each of its files: Creation Date & Time Modification Date & Time Access Date & Time File Attributes File Name (Long name) File Path (Long path) File Data (Binary) The coder will need to supply all VC++ code written, as well as a small programing showing how to use the DLL in Visual Basic. The solution must be fast, stable and have no external dependencies. The solution must be able to support multiple huge files (30GB+) as well as the ability to add any file to the archive. This means the coder will need to find an alternete method to file begining and end markers, as adding an archive within an archive may cause bugs. No file compression code is required for this project. This is a very simple archive, not a compressed archive. Attached is an example of what using the library should be like from Visual Basic 6, as well as a complete descrpition of all methods and events. READ THESE CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. ## Deliverables 1) Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done. 2) Complete ownership and distribution copyrights to all work purchased. ## Platform Source Language: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 No Dependencies Target Environment: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 All current 32 bit Windows platforms, including both the 9x kernel and NT.