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Custom made Lzma
Here I just made that for you.... i went through your settings and i see that you use lzma a lot.
So i thought maybe i give you something i used to use a long time ago literally i havent used lzma since i discovered how to use lzma2 instead but I took the lzma code from lzma SDK and i compilled it using x64 settings to the profiler so it can use more than 3 gigs of ram, also i renamed this to lz77 since lzma is a pure lz77 compression algo. I did that in order to trick it and use this one instead of the lzma that arc.exe has inside pros and cons : pros: 1) its fresh code and updated, the one you see as freearc-lzma is a decade old code 2) its supported in freearc and it has stdin and stdout options classically 3) 13% higher speed over freearc-lzma cons: 1) its still slow and it has made little to no effort to change style, if you consider time as fact respect and embrace lzma2 as i did ![]() how to use : [External compressor:lz77] header = 0 packcmd = lz77 e -si -so <stdin> <stdout> -a1 -d30 -fb273 -mc10000 -lc8 -lp4 -mfbt4 unpackcmd = lz77 d -si -so <stdin> <stdout> Last edited by panker1992; 02-12-2015 at 04:15. |
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