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Ville Skyttä 2021-08-29 10:15:14 +03:00
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ChangeLog
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* fake_mremap is only used when defined to mremap * fake_mremap is only used when defined to mremap
* Remove unused cksem functions * Remove unused cksem functions
* Fix remaining use of mutexes lock/unlocking in different threads with cksems, * Fix remaining use of mutexes lock/unlocking in different threads with cksems,
corecting cksem usage on osx correcting cksem usage on osx
* Update copyright dates * Update copyright dates
* Make match_len a function completely removing all indirect calls to get_sb, * Make match_len a function completely removing all indirect calls to get_sb,
significantly speeding up the single_get_sb case significantly speeding up the single_get_sb case

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README.md
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Stable: Packaged tarball that is known to work: Stable: Packaged tarball that is known to work:
Go to <https://github.com/ckolivas/lrzip/releases> and downlaod the `tar.gz` Go to <https://github.com/ckolivas/lrzip/releases> and download the `tar.gz`
file from the top. `cd` to the directory you downloaded, and use `tar xvzf lrzip-X.X.tar.gz` file from the top. `cd` to the directory you downloaded, and use `tar xvzf lrzip-X.X.tar.gz`
to extract the files (don't forget to replace `X.X` with the correct version). Finally, cd to extract the files (don't forget to replace `X.X` with the correct version). Finally, cd
into the directory you just extracted. into the directory you just extracted.

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doc/README.benchmarks
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These are benchmarks performed on a 2.53Ghz dual core Intel Core2 with 4GB ram These are benchmarks performed on a 2.53Ghz dual core Intel Core2 with 4GB ram
using lrzip v0.5.1. Note that it was running with a 32 bit userspace so only using lrzip v0.5.1. Note that it was running with a 32 bit userspace so only
2GB addressing was posible. However the benchmark was run with the -U option 2GB addressing was possible. However the benchmark was run with the -U option
allowing the whole file to be treated as one large compression window. allowing the whole file to be treated as one large compression window.
Tarball of 6 consecutive kernel trees. Tarball of 6 consecutive kernel trees.

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doc/lrzip.conf.example
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# Use -U setting, Unlimited ram. Yes or No # Use -U setting, Unlimited ram. Yes or No
# UNLIMITED = NO # UNLIMITED = NO
# Compression Method, rzip, gzip, bzip2, lzo, or lzma (default), or zpaq. (-n -g -b -l --lzma -z) # Compression Method, rzip, gzip, bzip2, lzo, or lzma (default), or zpaq. (-n -g -b -l --lzma -z)
# May be overriden by command line compression choice. # May be overridden by command line compression choice.
# COMPRESSIONMETHOD = lzma # COMPRESSIONMETHOD = lzma
# Perform LZO Test. Default = YES (-T ) # Perform LZO Test. Default = YES (-T )
# LZOTEST = NO # LZOTEST = NO