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It's really not lzma+gzip+lz4, except by if you mean "it's an LZ-alike". It's a modern LZ with repcodes (kinda LZMA-ish, but more like LZX honestly), and it use
by Jasper_ 5y ago
It's really not lzma+gzip+lz4, except by if you mean "it's an LZ-alike". It's a modern LZ with repcodes (kinda LZMA-ish, but more like LZX honestly), and it uses a novel arith coder system (Huffman/ANS) instead of a range/arith coder (LZMA) or none (LZ4)