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76 lines
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FastLZ - lightning-fast lossless compression library
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Author: Ariya Hidayat
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Official website: http://www.fastlz.org
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FastLZ is distributed using the MIT license, see file LICENSE
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for details.
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FastLZ consists of two files: fastlz.h and fastlz.c. Just add these
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files to your project in order to use FastLZ. For information on
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compression and decompression routines, see fastlz.h.
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A simple file compressor called 6pack is included as an example
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on how to use FastLZ. The corresponding decompressor is 6unpack.
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To compile using GCC:
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gcc -o 6pack 6pack.c fastlz.c
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gcc -o 6unpack 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using MinGW:
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mingw32-gcc -o 6pack 6pack.c fastlz.c
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mingw32-gcc -o 6unpack 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using Microsoft Visual C++:
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cl 6pack.c fastlz.c
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cl 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using Borland C++:
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bcc32 6pack.c fastlz.c
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bcc32 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using OpenWatcom C/C++:
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cl386 6pack.c fastlz.c
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cl386 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using Intel C++ compiler for Windows:
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icl 6pack.c fastlz.c
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icl 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile using Intel C++ compiler for Linux:
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icc -o 6pack 6pack.c fastlz.c
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icc -o 6unpack 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile 6pack using LCC-Win32:
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lc 6pack.c fastlz.c
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lc 6unpack.c fastlz.c
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To compile 6pack using Pelles C:
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pocc 6pack.c
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pocc 6unpack.c
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pocc fastlz.c
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polink 6pack.obj fastlz.obj
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polink 6unpack.obj fastlz.obj
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For speed optimization, always use proper compile flags for optimization options.
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Typical compiler flags are given below:
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* GCC (pre 4.2): -march=pentium -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -mtune=pentium
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* GCC 4.2 or later: -march=pentium -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -mtune=generic
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* Digital Mars C/C++: -o+all -5
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* Intel C++ (Windows): /O3 /Qipo
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* Intel C++ (Linux): -O2 -march=pentium -mtune=pentium
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* Borland C++: -O2 -5
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* LCC-Win32: -O
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* Pelles C: /O2
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