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By read many times I mean a file that is opened many times. For instance, the kernel and libraries every time you boot. From my understanding (but please corre
by jfkebwjsbx 6y ago
By read many times I mean a file that is opened many times. For instance, the kernel and libraries every time you boot.
From my understanding (but please correct me if I am wrong), LZ4 will decompress them significantly faster than ZSTD even if the latter compresses more.
In other words, the decompression speed is measured on the decompressed data, right?
- namibj 6y agoYes, speeds are measured relative to the uncompressed data. ZSTD outputs around 600-2000MiB/s/core (in all the higher levels), depending on how fast your processor is.