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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] This is an LZMA2-based sub-library for XPK. LZMA2 is an updated version of LZMA (Lempel-Ziv-Markov) which in turn is based on the popular LZ77 algorithm. LZMA2 is usually found within the XZ container format, which is effectively what this packer is using. Compression modes (IMPORTANT!) ============================== Modes 1-79 and 100 are recognised. 80-99 should be treated as reserved (the compression parameters for these are undefined). The first digit of the mode is the amount of compression, from 0-7. Extra filters are used depending on the last digit of the mode: x0 - no filters x1 - delta with distance 1 x2 - delta with distance 2 x3 - delta with distance 3 x4 - delta with distance 4 x9 - PowerPC Modes ending 5-8 are also using the PowerPC filter, but may not do so in future. Mode 100 is the same as mode 70, but with "extreme" set. This gives more compression but slower. The delta modes help compress data that changes slowly - eg, an 8-bit sound sample might be compressed better with delta1. A photograph in raw ARGB might compress better with delta4. The PowerPC filter should be used for PPC executables. Selecting the wrong filter may have a detrimental effect on compression ratios. Compression is generally better than xpkLZMA, particularly if the correct filters are deployed, however it tends to be slightly slower. Here's some example compression for lzma.library: As this is PPC code, modes ending in 9 are better than modes ending 0, and the delta modes actually reduce the amount of compression attainable. File 'lzma.library' with a size of 215924 bytes. Type Num Version P CSize CTime CSpd UTime USpd Rate L2XZ: 0 1.1 68052 0.03 7197466 0.03 7197466 68.5 L2XZ: 1 1.1 83256 0.06 3598733 0.04 5398100 61.5 L2XZ: 2 1.1 94288 0.01 21592400 0.05 4318480 56.4 L2XZ: 3 1.1 97836 0.01 21592400 0.05 4318480 54.7 L2XZ: 4 1.1 89060 0.01 21592400 0.05 4318480 58.8 L2XZ: 9 1.1 67264 0.02 10796200 0.04 5398100 68.9 L2XZ: 10 1.1 66880 0.01 21592400 0.04 5398100 69.1 L2XZ: 11 1.1 82552 0.03 7197466 0.05 4318480 61.8 L2XZ: 12 1.1 94184 0.05 4318480 0.05 4318480 56.4 L2XZ: 13 1.1 97564 0.06 3598733 0.05 4318480 54.9 L2XZ: 14 1.1 88824 0.04 5398100 0.05 4318480 58.9 L2XZ: 19 1.1 66056 0.01 21592400 0.04 5398100 69.5 L2XZ: 20 1.1 66604 0.01 21592400 0.04 5398100 69.2 L2XZ: 21 1.1 82348 0.02 10796200 0.05 4318480 61.9 L2XZ: 22 1.1 94036 0.03 7197466 0.06 3598733 56.5 L2XZ: 23 1.1 97452 0.04 5398100 0.06 3598733 54.9 L2XZ: 24 1.1 88700 0.02 10796200 0.06 3598733 59.0 L2XZ: 29 1.1 65764 0.01 21592400 0.05 4318480 69.6 L2XZ: 30 1.1 66480 0.05 4318480 0.06 3598733 69.3 L2XZ: 31 1.1 82280 0.06 3598733 0.01 21592400 61.9 L2XZ: 32 1.1 93992 0.01 21592400 0.01 21592400 56.5 L2XZ: 33 1.1 97432 0.01 21592400 0.01 21592400 54.9 L2XZ: 34 1.1 88664 0.07 3084628 0.01 21592400 59.0 L2XZ: 39 1.1 65652 0.05 4318480 0.06 3598733 69.6 L2XZ: 40 1.1 63952 0.01 21592400 0.06 3598733 70.4 L2XZ: 41 1.1 80948 0.04 5398100 0.01 21592400 62.6 L2XZ: 42 1.1 90312 0.02 10796200 0.01 21592400 58.2 L2XZ: 43 1.1 95068 0.02 10796200 0.01 21592400 56.0 L2XZ: 44 1.1 86212 0.04 5398100 0.01 21592400 60.1 L2XZ: 49 1.1 63092 0.01 21592400 0.06 3598733 70.8 L2XZ: 50 1.1 63760 1.01 213786 0.01 21592400 70.5 L2XZ: 51 1.1 80828 1.04 207619 0.02 10796200 62.6 L2XZ: 52 1.1 90104 1.02 211690 0.02 10796200 58.3 L2XZ: 53 1.1 94868 1.02 211690 0.03 7197466 56.1 L2XZ: 54 1.1 86060 1.04 207619 0.03 7197466 60.2 L2XZ: 59 1.1 62892 1.00 215924 0.01 21592400 70.9 L2XZ: 60 1.1 63700 1.01 213786 0.01 21592400 70.5 L2XZ: 61 1.1 80752 1.04 207619 0.02 10796200 62.7 L2XZ: 62 1.1 90016 1.02 211690 0.02 10796200 58.4 L2XZ: 63 1.1 94828 1.02 211690 0.03 7197466 56.1 L2XZ: 64 1.1 86348 1.03 209634 0.03 7197466 60.1 L2XZ: 69 1.1 62836 1.01 213786 0.01 21592400 70.9 L2XZ: 70 1.1 63700 1.00 215924 0.06 3598733 70.5 L2XZ: 71 1.1 80752 1.03 209634 0.01 21592400 62.7 L2XZ: 72 1.1 90016 1.01 213786 0.01 21592400 58.4 L2XZ: 73 1.1 94828 1.01 213786 0.01 21592400 56.1 L2XZ: 74 1.1 86348 1.02 211690 0.01 21592400 60.1 L2XZ: 79 1.1 62836 1.00 215924 0.07 3084628 70.9 * L2XZ: 100 1.1 63784 2.00 107962 0.06 3598733 70.5 LZMA: 100 52.2 63608 1.00 215924 0.02 10796200 70.6 BZP2: 100 1.7 78680 1.04 207619 0.05 4318480 63.6 GZIP: 100 50.4 77592 0.03 7197466 0.01 21592400 64.1 X1000 users =========== I've been advised that this sub-lib is very slow when packing on an X1000. I believe this is because lzma.library when compiled was built to use instructions which cause an exception on the PA6T. I have yet to find the correct compiler switches which fix this as well as producing a working lzma.library. DISCLAIMER ========== No warranty is expessed nor implied for this software. If you compress data using it, there is no guarantee it will be uncompressible in future. Please keep an uncompressed copy of any data you care about. The author will not take responsibility for any loss of data due to direct or indirect use of this software. If you don't agree to these terms, you must delete the archive without installing it. |
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