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Well, it will use much less than that. The real "memory cost" of decompression will be : + compressed size and that's it. Decompression doesn't use any memory,
by tandemstrong 11y ago
Well, it will use much less than that.
The real "memory cost" of decompression will be :
+ compressed size
and that's it. Decompression doesn't use any memory, only the I/O buffers.
On the compression side, the memory cost is :
+ buffer for compression (typically == size of data to compress)
+ 16 KB for tables
And that's it.
We are very very far from the 12 MB mentioned.