deconcat - browse a file (usually an archive) looking for one or several files

Description
  Open and browse one given file (or stdin) at a time. Check each byte
  and its following to see if a known header begins here. If it does,
  write all the following bytes in a new file until it finds a new header.

Installing
  Deconcat looks for a file named 'deconcat.conf' in these locations, in order:
  - $HOME on unix (/home/yourself). It also adds a dot to the filename, making
    it '.deconcat.conf'.
  - %homedrive%+%homepath% on windows (C:\Documents and Settings\yourself). 
    This doesn't work on windows 98, it seems, but does on XP.
  - the directory the executable is in
  - the current directory.
  It will fail if it doesn't find anything.
  A default file is included. You should use it.
  Be sure to mail me if you complete it!

Portability
  Has been tested on openbsd, linux, wine, win98 (i386)

Limitations
  Can only read files up to 4GB

License
  DO WHAT YOU WANT CAUSE A PIRATE IS FREE, YOU ARE A PIRATE
  (yeah, this ain't really a license)

Author
  <andafrouse@gmail.com>