tandemstrong

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   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 memo
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   by tandemstrong 11y ago

   This benchmark is a fairly bad reference. It measures memory usage from the lz4 command line utility, without mentioning it. This is completely different from lz4 algorithm. Effectively, it measures input / output buffers, which are ex
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   by tandemstrong 12y ago

   LZ4 can do that. There is a function, called LZ4_decompress_safe_usingDict() which seems to match your objectives. In case of doubt, you should ask directly the author, at : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/
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   by tandemstrong 12y ago

   The performance figures displayed on those pages look exceptional. Has anyone experimented with it already ?
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   Portability woes: Endianness and Alignment, Part 2(fastcompression.blogspot.com)

   27 points by tandemstrong 12y ago|2 comments