## This is the first release of the 'test_compression' project. ## ## The purpose of this project is to provide a unified framework ## for testing annd demonstration of various compression/decompression libraries. ## ## This install includes the source code to the following open source projects. ## ## BZIP ## CRYPTOPP ## MINILZO ## ZLIB ## ## Please read and honor the licenses for each and every one of these ## libraries! This project is provided only as an educational tool ## on how to integrate various compression libraries into your ## application. ## ## All of the various compressors can be accessed via a single simple ## API interface which you can find in the director called 'compression' ## and by including the header file 'compression.h' ## ## The reason there are so many warnings in the build is because it ## makes use of various source code libraries that are not warning safe. ## ## For questions or feedback, please write to: ## ## John W. Ratcliff ## mailto: jratcliffscarab@gmail.com ## ## www.codesuppository.blogspot.com ## ## Note, this is the second release of the test_compression library. ## ## December 3, 2009 ## ## It is now hosted on Google Code at: ## ## http://code.google.com/p/compressiontest ## ## This release includes support for a new compression format LibLZF ## ## The integration of LibLZF into the test compression framework ## was done by Anthony Whitaker
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This is a simple application that runs comparison benchmarks of various open source compression libraries in C++
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