Zlib
Definition - What does Zlib mean?
Zlib is a type of compression software developed in the mid-1990s. It is commonly used to provide more effective use of memory and processor capability. Zlib is used in computer software as well as gaming systems.
Techopedia explains Zlib
Zlib works on a particular algorithm, and the idea of encapsulation within a wrapper. It can be optimized for different types of data. Zlib is used in Linux kernels to implement server protocols and compress files. It is used in Apache HTTP server to implement HTTP and It is used in certain control systems to store the contents of data objects. Zlib is also often used in devices like the iPhone and PlayStation.
