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You basically only need to learn about "zstd -T0". Better and faster algorithm and multi-threading directly included.
by skrause 6y ago
You basically only need to learn about "zstd -T0". Better and faster algorithm and multi-threading directly included.
- dispat0r 6y agosadly also doesn't work for decompression.
- goodside 6y agoEverybody's needs are different, but zstd is so fast the lack of multithreaded decompression doesn't matter very often. I've only ever found parallel decompression useful with bz2 files (which are insanely CPU-intensive to decompress), using lbzip2. Zstd also has experimental code in the `contrib` dir for parallel (and, more importantly, seekable) decompression: https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/395 https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/395
- dispat0r 6y agoThanks for the Information. You're right zstd even on a single core is pretty fast but for multicore systems with nvme drives multithreading would be beneficial.